
Here is a sampling of all the mechanical devices that have been restored or fixed at the Sands Mechanical Museum. Some have extensive documentation and are the subject of articles published here and in magazines. Each link points to a page with a picture and a short description.

Shoot the Bear (Seeburg)
Rayolite shooting game.

Rudy in Funhouse (Willisms)
rebuilding a manikin head

Montgomery Ward belt sander
a difficult restoration with reverse threaded shafts

Chicago Express (Daval)
one of the first pinballs with ramps
The Sands Mechanical Museum
Michael Sands and wife
1652 Kennewick Drive
Sunnyvale, California 94087
USA
phone: +1 408-773-1170
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