Back Automatic Games Company (Inglewood)

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  1. By Flipcommons Catalog

    Correcting the earlier ingest, which erroneously name-matched two distinct firms into a single "Automatic Games" brand. IPDB manufacturer 40 (Automatic Games Company, of Inglewood, California; sole product Fifty Grand, 1933) and IPDB manufacturer 41 (Automatic Games Company, of St. Paul, Minnesota; sole product Hi-Lo, 1932) are separate companies -- different states, no shared products. Naming this manufacturer for its Inglewood firm; the St. Paul firm is split to its own manufacturer.

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    Automatic Games → Automatic Games Company (Inglewood)
  2. By Flipcommons AI Descriptions (Manufacturer)
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    Automatic Games Company was a small [[technology-generation:pure-mechanical]] pin-game maker with a brief, geographically split presence in the early 1930s. IPDB records place the company in both St. Paul, Minnesota and Inglewood, California, with just two known models: *[[title:hi-lo-4]]* (1932) and *[[title:fifty-grand]]* (1933).
  3. By Flipcommons Catalog
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    Automatic Games
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    automatic-games