Copper Mine
About This Machine
The Froom Laboratories, Inc. Copper Mine pinball machine, new on display at the 1936 Coin Machine Exposition in Chicago, is a little-documented artifact from the early years of coin-operated pinball. Its scarcity today makes it a notable addition for collectors and historians researching the period.
Unfortunately, little is known about the gameplay features and design of the Copper Mine machine beyond its 1936 debut. Without further information on its type (e.g., mechanical or electromechanical) or notable features, few conclusions can be drawn about the specific mechanics it employed.
No notable aspects of design, art, or theme have been documented for the Copper Mine. Despite this lack of information, the machine remains a piece of the pinball timeline worth further research, offering a small window into the game's early development.