$1,000
The Buckley Long Shot is one of the most recognizable horse racing gambling machines produced by the Buckley Manufacturing Company during the Golden Age of American coin-operated amusement machines. Introduced during the late 1930s and refined through the 1940s, the Long Shot combined mechanical engineering, horse racing excitement, and gambling into a cabinet that became a fixture in taverns, clubs, casinos, and other adult gaming locations throughout the United States. Unlike traditional three-reel slot machines, the Long Shot challenged players to wager on the outcome of a simulated horse race. Each game featured multiple horses, changing odds, and the anticipation of a mechanical race that gave every play a unique feel. The combination of visible moving parts, attractive artwork, and variable odds made the Long Shot one of Buckley's most successful horse race machines. Today, the Buckley Long Shot is considered one of the more desirable mechanical race machines among serious collectors because of its historical importance, scarcity, and distinctive gameplay. This machine has an excellent glass top and cabinet. All parts are present and the machine runs and pays out. The internal mechanics need to be cleaned and adjusted.
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