Black Velvet / Foxy Lady

A top-down photograph of a whole pinball cabinet, dominated by the glass-covered playfield and the black-and-wood control deck below it; no backglass artwork is actually visible. The playfield has a cream and pale-green painted background with swirled cloud/water texture, a broad golden-yellow ribbon banner running diagonally across the middle carrying large green and blue serif letters, and a big dark-rimmed circular disc or spinner in the centre with a mottled green-brown reflective face. Below it the lower playfield is filled with a dark sea-green wave or scale pattern studded with round white inserts. Two matching red wedge-shaped plastic ramps sit symmetrically at lower left and lower right, and two identical fan- or shell-shaped plastics with radiating cream, orange and blue segments stand side by side in the upper half. The apron is black with wood-grain side rails, four red-segmented score windows in a diamond arrangement, player numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 printed in white, three white rectangular coin-slot plates on the left, and three pale instruction cards on the right. Lighting is dim and the glass throws strong reflections; the backbox above is a flat purple-lit blur.

A backglass with a wide mustard-yellow outer border framing a tall black octagonal panel, printed with a full-colour playfield diagram rather than a scene. The art is a black and purple clown-carnival pinball layout: a dark-faced grinning clown with a ruffled collar and ruff sits centre-left with both arms outstretched, holding a thin rod or wand in the right hand. Rainbow-striped (red, blue, cream, magenta) undulating bands fill the upper playfield behind five white-and-blue starburst rosettes marked 100. Red plastic ramp guides arc across the top, flanked by two small drawn plunger-lane towers. A gold-rimmed roulette wheel sits at centre, ringed by white circular targets and tiny red score words. Left of the wheel is the title BLACK Velvet in cream serif capitals with BLACK stacked above Velvet; right of it, in small gold script, is the slogan 'Feel the thrill in a crowd'. Cream and gold Art Deco scrollwork frames the lower third, with white oval lamp inserts and four numbered player panels (1 to 4) along the bottom beside rectangular score windows. Dominant colours are black, purple, gold, and red.

A tall, arch-topped painted backglass dominated by a blazing geometric sunburst of red, orange, yellow, teal and black triangles radiating from the centre. Two large triangular cigarette pack graphics sit left and right of centre, angled outwards, each carrying the red script 'Camel' logo with 'Lights' beneath, a standing brown camel illustration and small 'CIGARETTES' text. Two circular blue-and-white starburst medallions marked '100' flank a gold pyramid at upper centre. Two painted Arab figures in white robes and headcloths hold wide cream banners reading 'For satisfaction in a low tar,' and 'Camel Lights the way.' An arched band of rainbow-coloured triangles runs across the top beneath a small white instruction card. Dead centre is a round black-rimmed spinner or wheel opening with red and yellow wedges, ringed by the captions 'ARROW'S CHEW' and 'ARROW'S BURN'. Small round cream-coloured lamps are labelled 2,000, 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, 6,000, 7,000, 8,000 and 10,000 in an arc below. A white rules card occupies the lower right; the lowest third is plain black carrying white-outlined rectangular score windows numbered 1 to 4, plus 'CREDIT' and '1 QUARTER = 1 PLAY' panels.

Illuminated arch-topped backglass on a casino and roulette theme, photographed in a wooden frame. A thick yellow and cream arched border encloses a swirling red, orange and pale blue upper field. Across the top a red and gold ribbon banner with scroll ends carries a small circular cream emblem at its apex, the words 1000 ADVANCE on the left and 400 SPIN on the right, with a cluster of upright red, white and cream lever or cylinder shapes rising beneath it. A red and black roulette wheel with numbered pockets and a green slot is visible at upper left, with pale blue and white radiating wheel discs below. The lower half is a very dark navy-black panel edged with elaborate white and grey scrollwork. Within that dark field sits a large cream and gold title, a segmented wheel of red, white, blue and yellow wedges ringed by small round lamps, and white lettering on the right reading your name is the GAME. Below are cream words DOUBLE BONUS and a small stacked white instruction block. The bottom section holds four red rectangular score windows in two rows of two, with red digits 1, 2, 3 and 4 beneath, separated by blank white reel apertures. Art style is bold, flat, heavily outlined mid-century screen printing.