Speakeasy

Illuminated electro-mechanical playfield with a deep teal ground overlaid by a large gold sunburst of rays fanning up from the bottom centre. Two flippers with white faces and red rubber rings sit either side of a red-outlined triangle at the bottom, with an arrow below reading OUTHOLE SPINS WHEEL. Dead centre is a large circular wheel of dark metal with wedge segments and round holes, ringed by a black band of letters. Above the wheel a fan of five playing cards (spades and clubs, with a red PINBALL title panel behind) sits above an arc of coloured round inserts and a row of red jewel-like lamps. Three domed pop-bumper caps at the top glow amber under a blue plastic ramp covering the upper playfield, with a long metal ball-return trough. The outer lanes are pale blue-green with yellow-gold ornamental artwork, including a tall gold 7 on the left and a right-hand panel of small yellow scoring text. Dominant colours: turquoise, gold, red, black, with a blue LED wash. Painted in flat airbrushed 1970s style with heavy black keylines.

Painted backglass in a 1920s speakeasy/nightclub setting, framed by a dark blue cabinet edge and a maroon-and-cream rectangular border with small gold corner squares. Upper right is a large curved cream-and-blue script logo, over deep magenta stage curtains. Left of centre, a man in a blue pinstripe three-piece suit with slicked-back dark hair and a white lapel flower stands facing a woman in a sleeveless yellow fringed flapper dress with a jewelled headband and pearl necklace; her arm rests on his, and he holds a tumbler glass low at waist height. Behind them a jazz band fills the upper half: a cornet player with a brass horn raised, a man in a black top hat, a double-bass player, and several other musicians in shadowed suits under purple lighting. At right, a grinning bartender in a white shirt, dark vest and black bow-tie leans forward behind a counter stacked with glasses and a small gold trophy. Left side carries two mechanical score reels in black windows with orange digits, red-and-gold scrollwork, a TELEPHONE panel, and a red GAME OVER window. Bottom strip has BALLS TO PLAY at left and a red ball-count digit.

A portrait backglass framed by a black outer band with gold pinstripes, a wide red-and-gold banded frame, and small coloured corner blocks. Inside is a painted nightclub big-band scene in warm browns, reds and golds. Four rectangular reel windows sit in the upper half, two left and two right, each in a red box with ornate gold scrollwork cartouches. In front, a young woman with short dark curly hair in a sleeveless yellow cocktail dress stands at left, hand on the arm of a tall man in a white shirt, black bow tie and dark tuxedo jacket. Behind them a band in dark suits plays: a horn player facing away in a rust-coloured jacket, a drummer at a white bass drum, a pianist, and a saxophonist. The huge logo 'Speak Easy 4' fills the lower-left in fat cream and orange bubble letters with heavy black outline, with an oversized yellow numeral 4. A white cursive signature sits just above the title.