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Automaten:

Automatenarchiv.de - Spielautomaten & Technik Daniel Breitenbach

Informiert über Details, Wartung und Umrüstung elektromechanischer 20 Pf- und 30 Pf- Geldspielautomaten ab den 1950-er Jahren. Ein Archiv dokumentiert die Automatengenerationen. Innenleben und elektromechanische Funktionsweise werden in Teilausschnitten bebildert erläutert. Mit Kleinanzeigen, Literatur, Links, Ersatzteil- und Restaurierungsservice. [D-33332 Gütersloh]

http://www.automatenarchiv.de/

Automatengeschichte Deutschland by Ralf Friedrich

Erläutert die Geschichte der ersten Spiel- und Warenautomaten in Deutschland ab dem Jahr 1903 bis Mitte der 1990-er Jahre. Slot Machines, Musikboxen und Flipper runden thematisch ab.

http://home.foni.net/~ralff/

IMA Internationale Fachmesse Unterhaltungs- und Warenautomaten - Reed Exhibitions Deutschland GmbH

Die regelmäßig stattfindende Messe wird vom Verband der Deutschen Automatenindustrie für Fachpublikum veranstaltet und informiert über die neuesten technischen und rechtlichen Entwicklungen in der Branche. Angesprochen werden Hersteller, Aufsteller und Dienstleister für Unterhaltungs-, Waren-, Sportspielautomaten, Casinoausstattungen, EDV und Zulieferer von Zubehör. Mit Ausstellerliste und weiteren Informationen. [D-40219 Düsseldorf]

http://www.ima-messe.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Poly-Play

Informationen rund um den Poly-Play-Automaten, welcher der einzige in der DDR produzierte Arcade-Automat war. Die Spiele des Poly-Play-Automaten können auch gespielt werden.

http://www.polyplay.de/

Sammlung Gauselmann - Deutsches Automatenmuseum

Bietet Zugang zu dem firmeneigenen Museum der Gauselmann Unternehmensgruppe, das neben Spielautomaten auch Waren- und Dienstleistungsautomaten ab Ende des 19ten Jahrhunderts ausstellt. Mit ausführlichen Gerätedetails, einem geschichtlichen Abriss der rechtlichen und gesellschaftlichen Entwicklung. [D-32339 Espelkamp]

http://www.sammlung-gauselmann.de/

SpielV, Spielverordnung - Bundesministerium der Justiz

Die Verordnung regelt die Aufstellung und Untersagung des Betriebs von Spielgeräten mit Geldgewinnmöglichkeit sowie Veranstaltung anderer Spiele mit und ohne Geld- oder Warengewinnmöglichkeit im Sinne des § 33d ff. der Gewerbeordnung in Deutschland. Sie wendet sich an Aufsteller sowie an Veranstalter und benennt die Rahmenbedingungen gewerblicher Spiele in der Öffentlichkeit, wie in geschlossenen Räumen. [D-10117 Berlin]

http://bundesrecht.juris.de/spielv/

Wolf-R. Bärsch

Die Sammlerhomepage hat sich überwiegend auf Spielautomaten der Crown Serie von Bergmann spezialisiert und informiert über Spielablauf, Geräteaufbau, Fehlercodes und Modifikationsmöglichkeiten an Geräten und Zubehör.

http://www.baersch-online.de/

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