Williams Parts Folder Cover
I had referenced this item as one of many in an old operator’s box of paper, but I wanted to show it off because I thought it was a particularly nice design. The operator used the folder to store mostly flyers and some interesting notes about sales forecasting and probabilities of profits on certain machines.
Simplistic line art is beautiful
I am assuming they drew these with drafting tools, but it looks so much like something out of Illustrator. Simple drawings of different Williams machines, but by using three different colors they were able to give the drawings dimension even without varying line weights. Just a folder, but a nice promotional item none the less.
Chris already wrote about the outdoor outpost for arcade games, which was another item in this box of fun history items. I think he’s planning on scanning a couple of items talking about theft protection against quarters on a string. We didn’t find any flyers that Dan Hower didn’t already have, but for these one off items it is kind of cool to see what sort of supporting industries and products cropped up.
Here are some similar arcade posts
- Emailing Dan Hower about Mr. Do!
- Small bulk arcade game parts haul
- Remember that Bally, Williams, and Capcom documentation?…
- Buying warehouses / bulk lots of arcade games
- Rare Namco Breakout Flyer hits Arcadeflyers.com
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June 8, 2009
When you sent this to me I agree… Looks like something that was done recently in Illustrator!!! Very cool.