1940s Pinball
The 1940s (1940–1949) saw the production of 120 pinball machines — The post-war era when pinball began to flourish. Leading manufacturers of this era include Gottlieb, United, Williams, Chicago Coin, and Genco.
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Three Musketeers

K. C. Jones
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Boston

College Daze
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Sharpshooter

Tucson

Golden Gloves

Double-Shuffle
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Buttons and Bows

Super Hockey

Big Top

St. Louis

Football

Dallas

Bowling Champ
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Gondola

Grand Award
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Gin Rummy

Pin-Bowler

Telecard
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Utah
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Sea Breeze
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Richelieu
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Phoenix
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Tumbleweed

Tahiti
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Three Feathers
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Shantytown
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Swanee
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Tampico
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Show Boat
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Ramona
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Pinch Hitter
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Rip Snorter
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Maryland
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Oklahoma

Majors of ‘49

Basketball
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Camel Caravan

Freshie

Champion
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Band Leader
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Aquacade
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Frisky

De-Icer

Black Gold

Carolina

Playtime

One-Two-Three

Tennessee
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Coney Island

Lady Robin Hood

Dew-Wa-Ditty

Barnacle Bill

Thrill

Spinball

Buccaneer

Shanghai

El Paso

Olde King Cole

Alice in Wonderland

Wisconsin

Manhattan
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Circus
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Build Up
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Floating Power
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Chico

Catalina

Cinderella

Carnival

Banjo

Rondeevoo
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Leap-Year

Hit Parade
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Virginia

Baby Face

Trade Winds

Screwball
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Serenade
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Gold Mine
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Moon Glow

Speed Way

Melody

Morocco

Sally

Paradise

Magic

Saratoga

Samba

Merry Widow

Mardi Gras

Crazy Ball

Ali-Baba

Jack 'N Jill

Stormy

Monterrey

Harvest Moon

Major League Baseball
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Rainbow
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Star Dust

Gizmo
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Blue Skies
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Cleopatra

10th Inning
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Miss Cue T

Summer Time

Triple Action

Yanks
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Temptation
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Round Up

Ballerina
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Puddin' Head

Holiday
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Jamboree
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Bone Head

Trinidad

Baseball

Cover Girl

Humpty Dumpty
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Sunny
FAQ
How many pinball machines were made in the 1940s?
120 pinball machines were produced during the 1940s (1940–1949).
What years does the 1940s cover?
The 1940s spans from 1940 to 1949, covering 3 active years of pinball production.
Who were the top pinball manufacturers in the 1940s?
The leading manufacturers during the 1940s include Gottlieb (22 machines), United (21 machines), Williams (19 machines), Chicago Coin (18 machines), Genco (14 machines).