Unknown (whiffle-style pin table)

This enigmatic whiffle-style pin table stands as one of the most mysterious and intriguing relics in the world of pinball. Its unknown origins and manufacturer make it a prized find for collectors and historians alike, and its mechanical design harks back to the early days of the sport when tables were hand-crafted and often didn't conform to modern standards.

Gameplay-wise, this table is notable for its simplicity and challenge. Players can enjoy 10 balls for just five cents, with each successful shot earning points through a system of trap holes numbering 26. The twist? There are no out holes on this table – every hole awards points, making it a true test of skill and strategy. Adding an extra layer of complexity is the rule that red balls count as double, forcing players to adapt their tactics mid-game.

From a design standpoint, the table's two-tone "wave" cabinet is a standout feature, with its unique triangular coin door adding to its retro charm. Despite the lack of information on its theme or designer, this table remains an important piece of pinball history, providing a glimpse into the early days of the sport when innovation and experimentation were at their most vibrant.