Hi-Score / Super Score

A painted, cartoon-illustrated backglass showing a busy 1960s-style game centre interior packed with people around a row of four pinball machines. Four mechanical score reels sit across the upper half, each in a black housing with a white numbered drum, labelled 1 PLAYER, 2 PLAYER, 3 PLAYER and 4 PLAYER in white lettering on coloured tabs. At upper right a large cream-and-black block-letter sign reads HIGH SCORE, with a small red TILT flag on a stick beside it. A blonde boy in a red jacket, green shorts and white socks stands at the right with one hand raised. Centre foreground, seen from behind, a woman with long auburn hair in a green patterned blouse sits at the machine. At left a man in a yellow-and-red striped shirt leans in. Background shop windows show two more women, a barber-pole striped pillar, a GAME SKILL panel and a small WINNER FOR 10 COMPLETE banner. Dominant colours: olive green, red, cream, black.

A mid-century electro-mechanical backglass showing a brightly coloured cartoon pinball hall scene. Top left is a green rectangle sprinkled with white five-pointed stars, carrying the title SUPER in fat cream-and-yellow block capitals with a black outline and a purple drop shadow, BOSS below it in slightly smaller matching letters, and a line of small white text reading BIGLIARDINO ELETTRICO GOTTLIES. Across the top right sit two blue-framed score panels with black backgrounds and red racing-flag graphics: the left one reads 1ST PLAYER in yellow and cream letters above four mechanical reels, the right reads 2ND PLAYER in red letters above four reels. Between the reels sit small yellow and red instruction tabs. The main artwork below shows a receding arcade room with two pinball machines in perspective, their playfields dotted with red, green and white starbursts, red and blue reels and round bumpers. Four cartoon women in 1950s dress fill the foreground: a blonde in a red blouse and peach skirt at left, a redhead in a white top and red-and-white checkered skirt leaning over the machine at centre, a redhead in a yellow top seen from behind at far left, and a blonde in a green top and yellow skirt at right. A yellow placard bottom left advertises players. A bold orange disc with white speed lines and a blue chevron band runs along the bottom edge. The cream cabinet side rails and a sliver of neighbouring art show the glass is framed in a real machine.

A painted arcade backglass dominated by a huge cream-and-gold block-letter title reading SUPER SCORE, with a small red cursive word, Gottlieb, printed above and to the right of it. Two side-by-side score panels sit across the top right, each a blue-framed black box with a red arrow-and-dot motif, a yellow '1ST PLAYER' or '2ND PLAYER' label, and a cream window showing four mechanical digit reels all at 0. Below the reels run small yellow and red instruction strips, plus a small red 'A GAME' panel on the left unit and a yellow 'TILT' panel on the right. The main scene is a 1960s-style painted illustration of a busy indoor amusement arcade: four young women crowd around two pinball machines seen in perspective, with more machines receding into the left background. A blonde in a red top and tan skirt stands centre-left, a red-haired woman in a white top and red-and-white checkered skirt leans over the near machine, a yellow-haired woman in a green top and yellow skirt stands at right, and a fourth brunette is partly hidden at far left. The playfield visible in perspective is cream, red and blue with green, yellow and orange bumpers and point values. A yellow plaque in the lower left corner reads PLAYERS 1 OR 2 CAN PLAY AT THE SAME TIME.