Sheriff / Lawman

A single-level electro-mechanical playfield with a hot yellow ground colour, overprinted with green horseshoe-shaped ball lanes studded with round yellow dots, a red central zone and a blue-and-red curved ramp apron at the left. A pale, wavy, river-like channel runs down the middle from the top arch to the flippers, carrying a ladder of white oval score discs reading 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 7000, 8000, 9000 and 10,000, ending at a red jagged starburst medallion marked BONUS. Two round pop bumpers with white caps printed as red starburst/asterisk motifs sit in the upper third, flanked by rows of yellow-topped rollover lanes and round yellow insert lamps. White plastic posts with red caps and a chrome wire-form ramp run along the left side; a metal scoop sits right of centre. Cartoon painted figures decorate the left and upper areas in reds, greens and oranges. Two white flippers with red rubber face the drain at the bottom, with plain brown wooden-looking lower-deck wood and bare pale metal apron below.

A varnished, wood-framed backglass painted in flat comic-book cartoon style on a bright butter-yellow ground. Two white score windows with rounded corners sit across the top: the left one headed 1ST PLAYER and showing 12 15,19 17 10, the right headed 2ND PLAYER and showing 0 0,000 0 0. Between them is the title, a blue cursive word above a red 2 PLAYER and a huge LAWMAN in tall red-orange slab capitals with white and black outline. Left of centre a grinning sheriff in a white stetson, blue uniform jacket with brass buttons and silver star, red neckerchief, gun belt and tan trousers stands legs braced firing a revolver, a puff of white smoke and yellow tracer streaks running right. A second cowboy in a floppy brown hat and red-brown shirt leans back with a wide-open mouth, swinging a lasso whose yellow rope slices across the frame. Far left a red-haired woman in a pale corset, black fishnet stockings and red boots stands in the doorway of a timber saloon. Right, a red-and-green stagecoach with luggage on top carries a brown-hatted driver, a blue-hatted man with a rifle, and a woman leaning from the window; a fanned hand of playing cards spills below it. The foreground is a swirling psychedelic red, blue, tan and green patterned ground.

A square illustrated backglass in a pale wood bezel, dominated by a flat acid-yellow-green background and four cream score windows. At top centre a jagged yellow starburst logo with a red outline carries the title in block capitals, with a purple cursive name above and small caps beneath it. Upper left and upper right each hold a black-framed cream window labelled in white western-style lettering; two matching windows sit lower left and lower right, so the four player panels form a symmetrical rectangle around the central action. Centre-left a young woman in a pale blue and white ruffled blouse, yellow trousers and a white cowboy hat grins while firing a rifle to her right; a yellow muzzle beam runs from her hands across the picture. Behind her at left a red-haired woman in a green netted bodystocking and orange top leans forward in a doorway. Right of centre a grinning man in a brown cowboy hat and blue shirt stands beside a red and green wooden building. Lower right a fan of oversized playing cards spills across the frame, showing hearts, clubs, diamonds and a joker, crossed by a yellow plank. A dirt track with a purple car and small figures curves along the bottom edge. Flat hard-outlined airbrushed comic colouring in red, yellow, green and purple.

A roughly rectangular printed backglass, cropped at the top and right edges against a pale cream cabinet surround. The background is a mottled wash of deep red, crimson and purple clouds with patches of teal, turquoise and lime green smoke-like shapes. Centre-right carries a two-line title in chunky white slab-serif capitals with a black drop shadow and green outline: TEXAS over RANGER, with the smaller white cursive word Gilligan's tucked above it. Below, in small white capitals, is BALLS TO PLAY. Down the left side stands a full-length cartoon cowboy in a wide-brimmed white hat, red neckerchief, dark navy vest with a yellow sheriff star badge, gun belt and bright yellow tartan trousers. Bottom centre is a grinning cobalt-blue face in a floppy pale-blue cowboy hat, eyes and hat only visible above the lower edge. At right, an older grey-bearded man in a purple, lime and yellow striped shirt laughs with his mouth wide open while firing a grey revolver with orange muzzle-flame streaks. Upper left carries a lime-green circular slot-machine reel emblem, and round white spots dot the upper background. A grey reel-window strip runs near the upper right.

A vertically oriented backglass panel, heavily sun-faded and low-resolution, with a hot red background. Across the upper third runs a wide horizontal instruction window: a cream-white rectangular slot framed by a thick rounded black bezel, containing faint washed-out red lettering and a small dark 0 or O at centre-right. Behind and around it is a large orange-and-yellow radiating burst or explosion shape, with long thin yellow speed-line streaks shooting to the right. Pale blue-grey and white swirling ribbon shapes (cloud, smoke or water-like arcs) curve down from the top edge and reappear across the lower half. Scattered playing cards tumble at angles through the scene, including a clearly visible ace of spades at left-centre and face/queen cards near the bottom centre, one large card at bottom-centre-right tilted diagonally. A blonde figure in a blue outfit stands at the right edge, head turned in profile to the left, arm extended. A dark green pool-of-cards area fills the lower right. The overall style is flat airbrushed/comic illustration with painted speed lines and black-outlined cartoon lettering.