Pat Hand / Satin Doll

Full-length 1970s solid-state electro-mechanical playfield shot from above at a slight angle, glass reflecting room lights and a photographer silhouette. Background is a flat pastel sea-green and pink/magenta geometric sunburst of wide triangular rays radiating from a lower centre point, with a metallic gold-tan lower half and a pink skirt of rays at the top. Dominant colours: salmon pink, sea-green, mustard yellow, cream white. At the top a cream and yellow banner reads BUTTON SCORE 1000 POINTS WHEN LIT above five round pop bumper caps, with a red banner below reading TARGETS SCORE 50 POINTS OF 3000 WHEN LIT and a thin lit arrow. Upper centre is a square drop-target bank of five red numbered targets 1 2 3 4 5 arranged around a yellow star, flanked left by a white round ADVANCE BONUS 1000 POINTS WHEN LIT disc and right by a column of three star-emblem inserts and painted pin-up women. The centre is dominated by a huge downward pink arrow reading DOUBLE BONUS at the top and COLLECT BONUS at the point, flanked by two round value ladders reading 10000, 8000, 6000, 4000, 2000 down the right side and 9000, 7000, 5000, 3000, 1000 down the left. Two turquoise sunburst pop bumpers on the left read 100 and SATIN DOLL. Cream apron cards at the bottom carry INSTRUCTIONS, FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY, the manufacturer signature, 5 BALLS PER GAME and replay cards. Two flippers, four white rubber-ringed slingshots, and a right-hand scoop lane.

A square, head-on view of a printed backglass with a hot pink, teal, purple and yellow palette. Across the top hangs gathered pink theatre curtain with teal swags and two gold rope tassels; a yellow spotlight with an orange housing peeks in at the upper left. Centre-right stands a tall, glamorous cartoon woman with long flowing strawberry-blonde hair, blue eye shadow and heavy lashes, a curled arm resting on the top of her head, wearing a fitted bright blue sleeveless dress and long blue opera gloves, her left hand on her hip. Behind her a yellow-green spotlight beam spreads across a purple floor, with two green-tinted monochrome male musician figures playing trumpets at a stand. The title BABY DOLL is spelled out on overlapping pink, magenta and purple circles with heavy blue block letters, black outline and white highlights, arranged in two staggered rows. Upper left a cream panel carries six shaded blue rectangular score windows all reading 0, and a small green-and-white Segasa logo sits just above the title. Bottom left reads BALLS TO PLAY in black over an orange tiger-striped head.

A painted pinball backglass in a light wood-toned frame, dominated by a glossy black night background. At centre stands a single stylised female figure with a tall pale-blue beehive coiffure, dark arched brows and heavy blue eye shadow, wearing a red halter bodice, a gold fringed shawl over one shoulder and a swirling pink-and-blue cloak; she holds a fan of playing cards at waist height. Four separate player stations are arranged round her, each with a white reel window showing cut-out digit shapes, a bank of pale blue and red flames beneath it, and a number in cream script flanked by gold scrolls and pink dots: 1 upper left, 2 upper right, 3 mid left, 4 mid right. Upper left carries a pale turquoise waterfall or tree-trunk column; upper right a dense cluster of pastel playing-card suits and hearts. Lower left shows a blue-green pond with reeds, grass and pink flowers, carrying the text BALL IN PLAY. Lower right holds the striped cream-and-black title block, the script name Williams, four circled numerals and 1 TO 4 CAN PLAY.

A brightly coloured cartoon backglass dominated by a full-height blonde woman in a shiny turquoise-blue satin evening gown with a fluffy white ruffled collar and puffed sleeve, standing centre stage with one leg crossed in front of the other, eyes half-lidded with heavy blue eye shadow, red lips parted, and holding a slim cigarette holder or microphone in her raised right hand. Behind her is a yellow and lavender stage with a purple star-speckled backdrop and heavy pink and red swagged theatre curtains with teal valances and gold tassels across the top. Big pink-backed block letters with teal faces spell the title in a rising diagonal curve across the middle, with a red cursive maker logo above the first word. Two rectangular score windows with white digit wheels in red frames sit left and right, each topped by a round chrome-framed green medallion reading 1 UP and 2 UP. Background crowds of musicians flank her: a pink-toned group of men in suits on the left, a yellow-toned band with a drummer and guitarist on the right. Two cropped male heads in the bottom corners, one in an orange shirt, one with magenta hair, look up towards the stage. White instruction text runs along the bottom edge.