Disk Jockey

A wide, symmetrically decorated pinball playfield seen under glass in a varnished wooden cabinet, dominated by a huge yellow-and-orange sunburst of radiating rays spreading from the lower centre across a deep blue star-flecked background. At the lower centre is a large painted woman singer: pale skin, tall swept-back sea-green hair, eyes closed, red lips open against a chrome-grille microphone on a stand. To her left a slim man in a green tailcoat and tall hat stands in profile with one arm raised, holding a thin wand aloft. Fifteen numbered targets and inserts organise the field: five big yellow-capped pop bumpers (1-5) in an arc at the top, a 3x3 grid of red-ringed inserts numbered 1 to 9 mid-field, and six larger red-ringed inserts numbered 10 to 15 in two arcs below the singer. White rubber-lined ball guides form long V shapes at the lower left and right, with 500,000 EACH and WHEN HOLE 4 LIT / 50,000 SPECIAL LIT / BONUS LIT panels between them. Two tilted triangular art panels flank the middle, each showing a row of cartoon figures. The apron area carries two cream instruction cards and the text FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY / NO FREE PLAY - GAMBLING PERMITTED.

A square 1960s-style electro-mechanical backglass set in a mitred timber frame, with a black outer border and a white star-speckled field. Top left carries a yellow cursive wordmark above the main title Disk Jockey in large slanted red block letters with a white inner fill and dark outline. Beside the title are three small painted male musicians in green and yellow suits playing a horn, a saxophone and a yellow electric guitar. The right half is dominated by a large rounded rectangular blue panel with a chrome frame containing a three-by-five grid of white circles, each carrying a red number: 1, 6, 14, 7, 8 over 13, 2, 15, 4, 10 over 9, 11, 5, 12, 3. Under that panel sits a small orange-outlined lozenge reading IN LINE SCORE / DOUBLE / WHEN LIT. The centre shows a blonde woman in a tight red dress, seen from behind in three-quarter view, turning her head back over her shoulder with one hand raised beside her ear, framed by a dark blue record-disc halo. Radiating rainbow wedges in green, yellow, red, orange and magenta spread from the centre, studded with green, yellow, blue, white and red oval bubbles marked 100 to 900 points and 1 to 7 MILLION. Bottom right holds a curved score scale with a jukebox graphic.

Translucent backglass set in a honey-coloured wooden frame, the painted scene divided into two halves. The upper left is a deep blue night sky sprinkled with small white five-pointed stars, carrying a yellow cursive signature-style wordmark above the main title 'Disk Hockey', drawn in enormous slanted red block capitals with a thick cream-white keyline and a dark drop shadow. Two small cartoon men in green jackets and black caps, both with black moustaches, flank the title, each blowing a brass trumpet. Beneath them a huge rainbow bullseye of concentric colour rings - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, magenta - radiates across the whole glass. A large blonde woman in a bright red halter dress stands at the centre, arms lifted, one open hand raised beside her head. Round coloured discs carrying value figures are scattered over the rings. The upper right holds a maroon rectangular score panel of fifteen white circles numbered 1 to 15 in red, with a white cartouche below reading 'IN LINE SCORE DOUBLE WHEN LIT'. The lower right shows a painted cutaway of the machine itself, with wedge lanes and score bands.