Senior Deluxe Bank-Pool

The Senior Deluxe Bank-Pool, manufactured by Williams in 1955, is a cue/pool-style electro-mechanical amusement game rather than a traditional flipper pinball. It is the larger sibling of Williams' Deluxe Bank-Pool (Model 148), measuring 18 inches longer, and is part of a broader family of Bank-Pool models Williams offered in the mid-1950s, including the Senior Deluxe Lite-Up Bank Pool and 3-Hole Deluxe Bank Pool Lite.

Detailed documentation of the Senior Deluxe Bank-Pool's exact rules and objectives is scarce, though its billiards-inspired name suggests a bank-shot pool-style challenge for up to four players. Unlike the standard Model 148, it does not include the lamp attachment found on some related models. Its design and artwork reflect the emerging aesthetic of 1950s coin-operated amusements.

Unfortunately, very little is known about this machine's production run or specific features beyond its release date and manufacturer. As part of Williams' distinctive line of cue-and-pool amusement games, however, the Senior Deluxe Bank-Pool remains an intriguing, rare piece for collectors interested in the variety of coin-operated entertainment beyond conventional pinball in the 1950s.