Map-case 1
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Contains 31 Results:
“Rat Race,” unidentified artist, c. 1983
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 13, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series holds artwork for several later Williams pinball machines. Of the four games represented, only Cyclone (1988) and Hurricane (1991) went into large-scale production. (Rat Race was never mass-produced, and only two prototype machines of Pinball Circus were made.)
Dates:
1983 - 1993
#32 - “Quarter Back,” unidentified artist/designer [“GTH”?], 1949
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#33 - “De-Icer,” unidentified artist/designer [“H.E.W.”?], 1949
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#36 - “Dreamy,” unidentified artist/designer, n.d. [c. 1949?]
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#38 - “Sweet Heart,” unidentified artist/designer [“H.E.W.”?], 1949
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#39 - “Lucky Inning,” unidentified artist/designer [“GTH”?], 1950
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 2, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#134 - “Jolly Joker,” unidentified artist/designer [“H.E.W.”?], 1955
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#135 - “Can Can,” unidentified artist/designer [“E.J.C.”?], 1955
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#139 - “Snafu,” unidentified artist/designer [“HMabs”?], n.d. [c. 1955?]
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994
#142 - “Royal Crown,” unidentified artist/designer [“H.E.W.”?], 1955
File — map-case: 1, drawer: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
This series contains more than 200 large-scale pinball playfield drawings created by staff of Williams Manufacturing Company (later Williams Electronics, Inc.). Designers of these playfield drawings, as denoted by signatures or initials on the pages, include Harry E. Williams (likely “H.E.W.”), Gordon Horlick (“GTH.”), Harry Mabs (“HJMabs” or “HMabs”), Steve Ahlborn, Steve Kordek, Norm Clark, Barry Oursler, Python Anghelo, and Mark Ritchie. The bulk of these playfield drawings are for...
Dates:
1946 - 1994