Williams Pinball machines

A list by Pinhead

All machines manufactured by Williams/ Williams Manufacturing Co./ WMS

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1. Zingo, 1944, 1 player
   Zingo was the first Williams game - a conversion of 'Bally Broadcast' or 'Crossline'
2. Flat Top, 1945.1 player
3. Laura, 1945,1 player
4. Suspense, 1946, 1 player
5. Dynamite, 1946, 1 player
6. Show Girl, 1946, 1 player
7. Smarty, 1946, 1 player
8. Amber, 1947, 1 player
9. Cyclone, 1947, 1 player
10. Tornado, 1947, 1 player
11. Torchy, 1947, 1 player
12. Flamingo, 1947, 1 player
13. All Stars, 1947, 1 player
    Type: Bat Game
14. Ginger, 1947, 1 player
15. Bonanza, 1947, 1 player
16. Box Score, 1947, 1 player
17. Sunny, 1947, 1 player
18. Stormy, 1948, 1 player
19. Tennessee, 1948, 1 player
20. Virginia, 1948, 1 player
21. Yanks, 1948, 1 player
22. Dew-Wa-Ditty, 1948, 1 player
23. Gizmo, 1948, 1 player
24. Rainbow, 1948, 1 player
25. Speedway, 1948, 1 player
26. Saratoga, 1948, 1 player
27. El Paso, 1948, 1 player
28. Star Series, 1949, 1 player
    Type: Bat Game
29. Tucson, 1949, 1 player
30. Dallas, 1949, 1 player
31. St. Louis, 1949, 1 player
32. Ma ryland, 1949, 1 player
33. Boston, 1949, 1 player
34. Freshie, 1949, 1 player
35. Quarterback, 1949, 1 player
36. De-Icer, 1949, 1 player
37. Dreamy, 1950, 1 player
38. Lucky Inning, 1950, 1 player
39. Sweetheart, 1950, 1 player
40. Georgia, 1950, 1 player
41. Pinky, 1950, 1 player
42. Rag Mop, 1950, 1 player
43. Nifty, 1950, 1 player
44. Shoo Shoo, 1951, 1 player
45. Control Tower, 1951, 1 player
46. Super World Series, 1951, 1 player
47. Harvey, 1951, 1 player
48. Hayburners, 1951, 1 player
49. Snooks, 1951, 1 player
50. Nags, 1951, 1 player
51. Jalopy, 1951, 1 player
52. Spark Plugs, 1951, 1 player
53. Arcade, 1951, 1 player
54. Sea Jockeys, 1951, 1 player
55. Shoot the Moon, 1951, 1 player
56. Horse Shoes, 1951, 1 player
57. Horsefeathers, 1952, 2 players
    Unconventional Cabinet, 5 Ft. Wide x 2.5 Ft. Deep
58. Sportsman, 1952, 1 player
59. Slugfest, 1952, 1 player
60. Majorettes, 1952, 1 player
61. Olympics, 1952, 1 player
62. Domino, 1952, 1 player
63. Handicap, 1952, 1 player
64. Caravan, 1952, 1 player
65. Long Beach, 1952, 1 player
    Type: Bingo Machine
66. Paratrooper, 1952, 1 player
67. 8 Ball, 1952, 1 player
68. Hong Kong, 1952, 1 player
69. Four Corners, 1952, 1 player
70. Disk Jockey, 1952, 1 player
71. Twenty Grand, 1952, 1 player
72. Silver Skates, 1953, 1 player
73. Starlite, 1953, 1 player
74. Deluxe Baseball 1953, 1953, 1 player
    Type: Bat Game
75. Times Square, 1953, 1 player
76. Fairway, 1953, 1 player
77. Palisades, 1953, 1 player
78. Grand Champion (GC), 1953, 1 player
79. C.O.D., 1953, 1 player
80. Army Navy, 1953, 1 player
81. Gun Club, 1953, 1 player
82. Struggle Buggies, 1953, 1 player
83. Special Deluxe Baseball 1953, 1953 Lazy-Q, 1953, 1 player
84. Nine Sisters, 1953, 1 player
85. Dealer, 1953, 1 player
86. Thunderbird, 1954, 1 player
87. Special Deluxe Baseball 1954, 1954, 1 player
    Type: Bat Game
88. All Star Baseball, 1954, 6 players
    'All Star Baseball' was the first 6 player game made by Williams
89. Skyway, 1954, 1 player
90. Super Pennant Baseball, 1954, 1 player
    Type: Bat Game
91. Screamo, 1954, 1 player
92. Big Ben, 1954, 1 player
93. Daffy Derby, 1954, 1 player
94. Cue-Tee, 1954, 1 player
95. Star Pool, 1954, 1 player
96. Colors, 1954, 1 player
97. Lulu, 1954, 1 player
98. Safari, 1954, 1 player
99. Spitfire, 1954, 1 player
100. Peter Pan, 1955, 1 player
101. Race the Clock, 1955
     'Race the Clock' was Williams first 4 player game
102. Poker Alley, 1955, 1 player
103. Wonderland, 1955, 1 player
104. Band Wagon, 1955
105. King of Swat, 1955, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
106. Smoke Signal, 1955, 1 player
107. Three Deuces, 1955, 1 player
108. Can Can, 1955, 1 player
109. Circus Wagon, 1955, 2 players
110. Jolly Joker, 1955, 1 player
111. Regatta, 1955, 1 player
112. Snafu, 1955, 1 player
113. Tim-Buc-Tu, 1956, 1 player
114. Four Bagger Deluxe, 1956, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
115. Piccadilly, 1956, 2 players
116. Hot Diggity, 1956, 1 player
117. Surf Rider, 1956
118. Super Score, 1956, 1 player
119. Fun House, 1956
120. Peppy, 1956, 1 player
121. Perky, 1956, 1 player
     First electromechanical game to use printed circuits.
122. Reno, 1956, 1 player
123. Starfire, 1956, 1 player
124. Shamrock, 1956, 2 players
125. Cue Ball, 1956, 1 player
126. Deluxe Baseball 1957, 1957, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
127. Gay Paree, 1957
128. Arrow Head, 1957, 1 player
129. Deluxe Baseball 1957 New York, 1957, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
130. Hi-Hand, 1957, 1 player
     Type: Bingo Machine
131. Naples, 1957, 2 players
132. Kings, 1957, 1 player
133. Contest, 1957, 1 player
134. Steeple-Chase, 1957, 1 player
135. Jig Saw, 1957, 1 player
136. Ten Strike Jumbo, 1958, 2 players
137. Top Hat, 1958, 2 players
138. Kick-Off, 1958, 1 player
139. Deluxe Short Stop, 1958, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
140. Short Stop Deluxe, 1958, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
141. Satellite, 1958, 1 player
142. 4 Star, 1958, 1 player
143. Turf Champ, 1958, 1 player
144. Casino, 1958, 1 player
145. Gusher, 1958, 1 player
     'Gusher' was the first machine to feature a disappearing jet-bumper
146. 3-D, 1958, 1 player
147. Club House, 1958, 1 player
148. Tic-Tac-Toe, 1959, 1 player
149. Golden Bells, 1959, 1 player
150. Spot Pool, 1959, 1 player
151. Crossword, 1959, 1 player
152. Deluxe Pinch-Hitter, 1959, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
153. Pinch-Hitter, 1959, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
154. Sea Wolf, 1959, 1 player
155. Rocket, 1959, 1 player
156. Fiesta, 1959, 2 players
157. Golden Gloves, 1960, 1 player
158. "21", 1960, 1 player
159. Official Baseball, 1960, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
160. Nags, 1960, 1 player
161. Serenade, 1960, 2 players
162. Darts, 1960, 1 player
163. Official Baseball, 1960, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
164. Viking, 1960, 2 players
165. Jungle, 1960, 1 player
166. Music Man, 1960
167. Black Jack, 1960, 1 player
168. Magic Clock, 1960, 2 players
169. Bo Bo, 1961, 1 player
170. Caravelle, 1961
171. Highways, 1961, 1 player
172. Deluxe Batting Champ, 1961, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
173. Batting Champ, 1961, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
174. Hollywood, 1961, 2 players
175. Ten Spot, 1961, 1 player
176. Double Barrell, 1961, 2 players
177. Skill Ball, 1961, 1 player
178. Reserve, 1961, 1 player
179. Kismet, 1961
180. Metro, 1961, 2 players
181. Space Ship, 1961, 2 players
182. Extra Inning, 1962, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
183. Jolly Jokers, 1962, 1 player
184. World Series 62, 1962, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
185. 3 Coins, 1962, 1 player
186. Coquette, 1962, 2 players
187. Trade Winds, 1962, 1 player
188. Friendship "7", 1962, 1 player
189. Valiant, 1962, 2 players
190. King Pin, 1962, 2 players
191. Mardi Gras, 1962
192. Vagabond, 1962, 1 player
     'Vagabond' introduced use of a drop target.
193. 4 Roses, 1962, 1 player
194. Tom Tom, 1963, 2 players
195. Big Deal, 1963, 1 player
196. Big Inning, 1963, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
197. Major League, 1963, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
198. Jumpin' Jack's, 1963, 2 players
199. Swing Time, 1963, 1 player
200. Skill Pool, 1963, 1 player
201. El Toro, 1963, 2 players
202. Big Daddy, 1963, 1 player
203. Merry Widow, 1963
204. Beat the Clock, 1963, 1 player
     'Beat The Clock' was the first multiball game with 2 balls in play simultaneously
205. Grand Slam Baseball, 1964, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
206. Oh Boy, 1964, 2 players
207. Tenth Inning, 1964, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
208. Soccer, 1964, 1 player
209. Palooka, 1964, 1 player
210. San Francisco, 1964, 2 players
211. Heat Wave, 1964, 1 player
212. Stop 'N Go, 1964, 2 players
213. Mini Golf, 1964, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
214. River Boat, 1964, 1 player
215. Whoopee, 1964
216. Wing Ding, 1964, 1 player
217. Zig Zag, 1964, 1 player
218. Hollywood Driving Range, 1965, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
219. Pretty Baby, 1965, 2 players
220. Alpine Club, 1965, 1 player
221. Ski Club, 1965, 1 player
222. Double Play Baseball, 1965, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
223. Driving Range, 1965, 1 player
224. Eager Beaver, 1965, 2 players
225. Moulin Rouge, 1965, 1 player
226. Pot `O' Gold, 1965, 2 players
227. Lucky Strike, 1965, 1 player
228. Big Chief, 1965
229. Bowl A Strike, 1965, 1 player
230. Teacher's Pet, 1965, 1 player
231. 8 Ball, 1966, 2 players
     8-Ball' introduced the 'split bank' concept developed by Norm Clark to keep track of which targets had been
232. hit by each player in multiple player games.
233. Pitch and Bat, 1966, 2 players
     Type: Bat Game
234. Big League, 1966, 1 player
     Type: Bat Game
235. Full House, 1966, 1 player
236. Top Hand, 1966, 1 player
237. A-Go-Go, 1966
     A-GO-GO' was the first machine to use a captive ball spinner - invented by Norm Clark