Sinbad / Eye Of The Tiger

A full view of a 1970s-style electro-mechanical playfield seen through its backbox glass, dominated by a huge painted face of a turbaned, bearded Arab merchant in an orange-and-red robe, with a drawn-in hand raised and a gold-trimmed headscarf filling the centre-right. A large pink-and-red serif title reading SINBAD runs horizontally across the upper middle, partly hidden behind two round white pop-bumper caps marked 100. Across the top arc sit rollover lane panels reading 5000 & BONUS, 1000 & BALL, 5000 BONUS and WHEN LIT, with five yellow-glowing lamp pegs below them and orange-and-yellow striped ramps flanking both sides. The left third carries a tall scored ladder from 10,000 down to 1,000 beside multiplier medallions 5X, 4X, 3X, 2X and the caption BONUS MULTIPLIER, plus ADvANCE, WHEN LIT and POINTS circles. Playfield furniture includes four yellow-sleeved drop targets, two red star-burst target banks, slingshots, a horseshoe-shaped metal ball guide and a wood-framed backbox showing red 4-player score reels.

Hand-inked comic-book jungle scene, photographed at an angle inside an orange-painted cabinet. A huge snarling tiger head fills the upper left: orange fur with black stripes, yellow-rimmed green eyes, pink nose, a wide black mouth of white fangs and a lolling pink tongue, white lightning bolts zigzagging from its brow. The title overlaps its jaws - a small cursive word above, a tall yellow-to-red gradient word with black outline, a small block word, and a large jagged red word outlined in yellow and black, all set on a rising diagonal. Upper right, a small regal figure in a long red coat and tall black-and-white conical hat stands on a rock, arm outstretched holding a wand tipped with a white starburst; a second small orange wildcat head perches mid-right. Lower centre, a man in a crimson shirt and yellow-and-black tiger-striped trousers runs left holding a short spear; a woman in a white fringed top and red skirt kneels bottom right with one arm raised. The background is a swirling teal and black jungle sky with a red splash and a blue-green river band. Four white score windows sit in a stacked pair at right, in red and teal panels with yellow arrow scrollwork.

A wide, roughly symmetrical airbrushed comic-style backglass on a black background. At top centre a heraldic ram's head with huge curled gold horns and orange fur stares forward, rising out of a black stone plinth or cauldron from which orange-red flames and dark grey-green smoke swirl outward across the whole upper half. Two arched blue-green digital score windows sit high left and high right, flanked by ornate gold scrollwork, each with a red player number (1 and 2 visible, 3 and 4 inboard of them). Four figures line the lower half: at far left an elderly white-haired, white-bearded wizard in a flowing crimson robe with a gold-hemmed mantle, raising a thin wand; beside him a huge green serpent head with a red open mouth and a long curling neck; centre-right a black-haired, black-bearded man in a yellow-gold robe and red turban brandishing a curved silver scimitar; at far right a dark-skinned woman with a white-and-teal head wrap, red bikini top, gold arm and ankle bands. A large cream-and-gold winged horse head with a jewel in its brow peers up from lower centre-left. The main logo, centred, reads 'Gottlieb's' in small script over 'SINBAD' in huge red block letters with white and black outlines. Blue rectangular 'NUMBER TO MATCH' window and a yellow 'BALL IN PLAY' shield sit below it. Dominant colours: red, orange, dark green, gold.

Painted backglass with a deep purple and black night-sky background, overlaid with two horizontal rows of four white rectangular score windows (reel-style number displays) and four green plastic slide-rule bezels marked with yellow player numerals 1, 2, 3 and 4. Down the left edge sits a cream instruction panel headed 'PLAYERS' over small boxed numerals, and below it a curved ribbon scroll reading 'SHOOT AGAIN'. In the centre, a logo reads 'Shooters SINGBAD' - the word 'Shooters' in flowing yellow script above 'SINGBAD' in large slanted red capitals with white and black outline. Four figures line the lower half: at far left a man in a voluminous scarlet robe and white turban, seen from behind; beside him a golden-brown beaked winged bird creature with spread feathery wings; at right a lean man in a yellow tunic, red turban and red sash, lunging left with a raised curved scimitar; and at the far right edge a slim woman in a gold two-piece outfit with long dark hair. Dominant colours are purple, red, gold/yellow and black, in a bold airbrushed comic-book style.

Photographed backglass in a pale cream cabinet, the painted panel a rounded-corner rectangle set within a white border. A horizontal row of mechanical score reels runs across the top, showing digits 0,3 1,9,0 0 0 on cream wheels with black numerals in chrome-trimmed windows; a second vertical stack of small reels sits at the upper left. The art is airbrushed fantasy illustration on a deep crimson and maroon background streaked with smoke and pale blue blade shapes. Left of centre a large orange-red robed figure sweeps a vast folded mantle across the lower-left corner, arm raised. Beside them stands a stocky bearded man in gold and yellow robes and a wrapped head-turban, gripping a curved dagger. Right of centre a slim woman in a gold two-piece costume stands full length, dark hair, one arm lifted. Above the title a monstrous horned head and a snake-like coil loom in the upper band. The title SINBAD is lettered in large gold script with a black shadow, ADVENTURES in smaller gold capitals beneath it. A blocky red numeral 5 sits low centre-left.

Rectangular backglass set in a light wood cabinet frame with an orange-red inner border. The title 'Sahara' is lettered in large red brush script with a white outline at the upper left, and 'Love' in the same red-and-white script across the upper centre. Behind the lettering is a photorealistic painted close-up of a young woman with long wavy auburn hair, head tilted back and chin raised, eyes open and expression dreamy, filling most of the panel. At top right is the underside of a large pale male face looking downward, next to a blue-and-white robed figure seen from behind. The lower centre contains a small painted camel caravan scene with riders and animals against a yellow desert, flanked by a standing pale camel on the right and dark rocky silhouettes. Four blue seven-segment score windows (000 000, 210 250, 080 000, 000 000) sit in red-and-yellow bordered cut-outs, numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4, with a small blue '900' centre window below.