Made by
- Design
- Wayne Neyens
- Art
- Roy Parker
Vision analysis
On the backglass
Written by a machine from the photos, so details may be off.
Backglass
- blue
- yellow
- red
- white
Fingerprint: Twin-Bill in huge purple 3D block capitals with yellow drop shadow on deep blue-violet night sky with white stars and lilac clouds, two blonde pin-up women framing title—one in green-and-white costume upper left, one in glossy red dress reclining upper right, two tall lime-yellow MILLIONS score panels with white diamond columns, stacked value boxes, wood-grain frame
The most memorable feature is the pair of towering lime-yellow ladder-shaped 'MILLIONS' score panels, each with a descending column of white numbered diamonds 1-7 flanked by nine stacked value boxes. Second, two blonde pin-up women in mirrored poses frame the title - one in a green-and-white costume at top left, one in a glossy red dress reclining at top right. Third, the title 'Twin-Bill' is rendered as enormous purple 3D block letters with a yellow shadow, sitting under the smaller white script 'Gottlieb's'. Fourth, tiny jester figures lurk in both bottom corners beside the red cursive 'D. Gottlieb & Co.' signature. The whole backglass is visibly mounted in a plain light wood frame with a diagonal glass reflection across the lower right.
Setting
- Deep blue-violet starry night sky
- Pale lilac and white clouds
- Dark green oval glow behind the title
- Yellow-green ladder panels on a yellow lower border
Symbols
- White five-pointed stars
- Clouds
- White diamonds numbered 1-7
- Stacked purple and orange rounded bars
- Green oval glow
Lettering
- Main title in huge purple 3d block capitals with white keyline and yellow drop shadow; 'gottlieb's' above it in slanted white cursive script; 'millions' in red capitals on white banners; score values in white condensed numerals on green (left) and red (right) boxes; 'd. gottlieb & co.' in red cursive at bottom right.
Themes
- Pin-up
- Score ladders
- Night sky
- Showgirls
- Jesters
Title on it
- Twin-bill
Text on it
- Gottlieb's
- Twin-Bill
- MILLIONS
- 7
- 6
- 5
- 4
- 3
- 2
- 1
- 900 000
- 800 000
- 700 000
- 600 000
- 500 000
- 400 000
- 300 000
- 200 000
- 100 000
- D. Gottlieb & Co.
| Kind | Description |
|---|---|
| Woman | Upper left: blonde pin-up woman, bare-armed, wearing a green-and-white costume with a small green cap, seated and leaning forward with one arm extended down towards the score panels. |
| Woman | Upper right: blonde pin-up woman in a glossy bright red dress, reclining with her arm propped behind her and bare legs stretched leftwards, a red flag or drape behind her. |
| Other | Bottom left corner: a small standing jester/clown figure in green, yellow and white with a feathered headdress and outstretched arms. |
| Other | Bottom right corner: two tiny standing figures - one a red-and-white jester with a pointed cap, one a green-clad character beside him. |
A framed, brightly painted backglass set against a deep blue-violet night sky sprinkled with white five-pointed stars and pale lilac clouds. Across the upper third, the word 'Gottlieb's' appears in slanted white script, and below it the main title 'Twin-Bill' in huge purple block capitals with a white outline and a yellow 3D drop shadow, backed by a dark green oval glow. Two pin-up women frame the title: at upper left a blonde woman in a green-and-white costume with a small green cap, seated and leaning forward, and at upper right a blonde woman in a glossy red dress reclining with one arm propped behind her. The lower two-thirds is filled by two tall, lime-yellow, ladder-shaped score panels edged in green, each headed 'MILLIONS' in red and holding a column of white diamonds numbered 1 to 7. Beside each diamond column is a stack of value boxes reading 100 000, 200 000, 300 000, 400 000, 500 000, 600 000, 700 000, 800 000 and 900 000 - dark green boxes on the left, red boxes on the right. A stack of purple and orange rounded bars runs down the centre. Small jester and clown figures in green, yellow and red stand in both bottom corners. A wood-grain frame with a visible glass reflection surrounds the whole piece, and 'D. Gottlieb & Co.' is signed in red script at bottom right.