Mata Hari

A full-length electro-mechanical playfield seen through the glass, dominated by a huge red, orange and yellow sunburst of swirling cloud petals radiating from the centre. A single pin-up woman stands dead centre in a black-and-gold beaded showgirl bodice with a feathered headdress, bare midriff and legs, one arm raised; she is framed by a vertical ladder of round score reels reading 1000, 8000, 2000, 6000, 5000, 4000, 3000, 2000, 1000 downwards. Either side of her are gold arrow signs reading 1x Bonus, 2x Bonus, 3x Bonus, 5x Bonus and 6th Bonus, Score Again, and small feathered darts. The upper third is a mirror-polished steel habitrack arch with two round pop-bumper caps marked 100, red starburst targets marked 1000 and 1000 SPECIAL, and 28000 and 19000 in black-outlined numerals. A red apple target row sits under a gold banner reading Matching 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Scores with 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 round reels and a Grip Bar Special insert. The lower apron is red with a large flowing gold-and-black script logo, flanked by two white instruction cards headed INSTRUCTIONS and MATA HARI. Two red-bordered white flipper bats sit at the bottom with metal guide rails either side.

Full-length playfield shot from directly above, dominated by a huge stylised red poppy with a yellow centre spreading across the lower two thirds. Inside the bloom sits a painted brunette woman in a black-and-gold cheongsam-style outfit holding a folded fan, beside a parchment map of south-east Asia. Between them runs a vertical ladder of grey circular inserts marked with rising values from 1000. Above the flower a red oval reads East Coast Down with Scores and a Match Special badge, and below it a curved yellow banner reads Making A-B Lanes Scores with 2000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 and an Extra Ball Special target. The upper third is a red, pink and cream cloud burst carrying two pop bumpers marked 100, white 100 and 1000 SPECIAL sunburst targets, a bank of small round inserts, a metal arch and wire gate at the top, and a central yellow arrow labelled A Shot. Two cream-white flippers, two slingshots and four red-and-gold wall target banks complete the furniture. The apron is plain red with a large yellow cursive wordmark. Dominant colours red, yellow, pink and gold; flat airbrushed illustration.

A wide, portrait-format electro-mechanical backglass with a deep crimson and black background, its red scalloped swirl pattern edged with gold filigree and serpent motifs. Across the top, a green cursive factory name sits above a huge red-with-yellow-shadow block logo reading Mata Hari, split by a small dark green rectangular window. Dominating the centre is a grinning moustached man in a black tuxedo jacket, white shirt and bow tie, holding a fan of playing cards in one hand and a pipe in the other, his head ringed by a bright yellow halo. Leaning back across the lower half is a reclining woman with long flowing copper-orange hair, bare shoulders, a gold disc-and-chain harness across her chest and waist, a beaded anklet, and a bright red skirt; she reaches one arm up to present the cards. Beneath her, a roaring snarling tiger head with bared fangs and pink tongue sits centre-bottom over a striped tiger pelt. Four illuminated score windows read 0 and are labelled 1 UP (upper left), 2 UP (upper right), 3 UP (lower left) and 4 UP (lower right). At right a lit panel reads Ball in Play above a small CREDIT window. Bottom left reads 1-4 Can Play over four circles; bottom right, in red script on a yellow patch, Game Over.

Illustated card-panel backglass on a black ground filled with a mass of overlapping crimson-red rose petals and gold ornamental scrollwork. Across the top, 'Bally' appears in teal cursive script above a huge arched title 'Mata Hari' in jagged crimson block letters with black shadowing and a small dagger piercing the 'i'. Six cream reel windows with Hebrew lettering sit in three tiers, each tier paired with an ornate gold-and-red '1 UP', '2 UP', '3 UP', '4 UP' banner. Centre: a mustachioed man in a black tuxedo, white shirt and bow tie, holding a candle in one hand and fanned playing cards in the other. Lower left, a large red-haired woman in profile with bare shoulders wearing a jewel-encrusted bra and ornate belt, arm raised holding a curved blade. A snarling orange tiger lies beneath them, mouth open showing teeth and tongue. Bottom reads '4 Can Play' over four teal ovals and 'Bally in Play' over a teal window.

Painted comic-style backglass dominated by swirling red, orange and yellow flames. Across the top a chunky three-dimensional block-letter logo reads LADY DEATH in white capitals with heavy purple-blue drop shading, and a small white human skull is set inside the first D of DEATH. Black pointed banner shapes at the top corners carry pale blue numerals 1 and 2. The centre figure is a pale-skinned woman from the chest up, facing the viewer with a sultant, half-lidded stare: heavy cobalt eye-shadow, red lipstick, black hair with teal highlights, gold hoop earrings, and a wide open white collar over a deep-purple jacket, leaving her chest bare, with a small white skull emblem at her throat. A rainbow arc of red, yellow, green and blue curves behind her right shoulder against streaks of white speed-lines. At the left edge a second, partially hidden face with a grimacing toothy mouth peers out of the flames. Two rectangular black score windows with teal and gold trim are mounted upper-left and upper-right, each with a small gold skull badge on the top bezel; the lower-right window is labelled CREDIT. Cyan numerals 3 and 4 sit in black shapes on the left and lower right, and a large curved teal scythe-like blade sweeps up the right side. No copyright line or year is legible.