Cross Fire Flash, 1957

Flippers (4), Pop bumpers (2), Kick-out holes (3), Standup targets (2), 4-bank drop targets (1), 3-bank drop targets (1), Star rollover (1), 3-ball multiball. No slingshots.

Vertical playfield bagatelle.

Cast aluminum flippers (2), Standup targets (4). No slingshots. Woodrail cabinet. Coin slot takes old English threepenny pieces.

Without the backbox to fully confirm, game play has been analyzed by the owner as follows: the object of the game is to score (to ‘light up’ on the backbox, presumably) numbers 1 through 8 in both yellow and orange. Numbers need not be scored in sequence. The two rollovers hidden beneath the center “?” plastic determine whether a visible rollover scores for yellow or for orange. Once all the numbers are scored for both colors, power is then applied to a wire which, unfortunately, was found not connected to anything but ends close to the wires which went up to the backbox.

Three multi-pin connectors join the playfield to the relay board, and two other connectors connect the relays presumably to the missing backbox. There is no evidence in the lower cabinet to suggest any form of numerical scoring was used in the backbox.