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1935 Chicago Coin Rapid Transit pinball machine

This prewar pinball machine, circa 1935, entitled Rapid Transit, was manufactured by Chicago Coin. This design is among the most innovative of the games which featured electric current via dry cell batteries. The game sports 3 kickers, 2 habitrails, 2 distinct playfields, and a light. The light illuminates when the elevated kicker hole is scored. The right habitrail (called the "loop") is activated by sinking a ball into 1 of the 2 top holes, flanking the center hole. The center hole activates both the loop habitrail kicker and the elevated habitrail kicker simultaneously. Such balls, falling into any of those 3 holes, are recycled to the internal ball lift to be played again. Likewise, the top center hole activates the kicker which propels a ball into the elevated habitrail on the left. When a game is started anew, all elevated balls are dropped into a trough. These balls are captive inasmuch as they are either in the trough or else atop the left habitraill. When the loop is activated, which is energized by all 3 drop holes at the top, any ball in the loop trough is kicked up onto the loop habitrail, where it travels to the lower lift kicker. There, that pressure-sensitive kicker propels that ball into the lower playfield, where various high value scoring holes exist. The balls which land in the 2 loop holes are also recycled to the internal ball lift. Ingenious, wonderful art deco aesthetic and fun!