Saving the oldest FASCINATION system (PART 3)

[@anthonyotoole8737]

RANDY GOES BANG !!!! GREAT DISCOVERY RANDY LOVE IT !!!

[@MrKevbo82]

I’ve gone down rabbit holes trying to trace the history of things I’ve bought, like cars, musical instruments, etc, and it’s so fun to dig in and find these clues and see where they lead. I can hear the excitement in your voice as you’re explaining it, and know that feeling!

[@sheilasrock9424]

OMG, knock me off my chair! History at its finest. I love this as much as you. do.

[@marciliberti]

Really impressive Randy….thank you!

[@rmrepairs]

Great find Randy, they are with the right owner now

[@danger.darling444]

that's the universe rewarding you for all your passion and hard work!

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

@@danger.darling444 so many amazing things have been my life, it cannot be by chance... I have always felt it was god's plans!

[@deniseboldea1624]

First or not, it's a great find. Nice to see you so happy.

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

Everything points to them being the first Fascination tables. And I even have the connection of the other 48 because they were made to replace the bangos from 1938, as the buyer was unsatisfied, but after the season, the buy became satisfied... Meanwhile, the company made these 48 as replacements, and when the bango owners didn't want to change, then these went to Coney Island! Amazing connection that only I would know because I purchased the bangos from the original owners in 1979, and I was told their part of the story!

[@johnbrown4937]

Very interesting.i always loved the carnival when i was a kid.without people like you these memories would not have been made.kudos My favorite was the air rifle shooting games.. or any similar… Thank you sir .you are the walking talking chiltons of carnival games

[@JimmyZNJ]

Wow!! Such amazing history! I love your dedication to saving these fascinating bits of amusement history!

[@ChristopherMasullo]

It was like watching the x-files only with fascination

[@ChristopherMasullo]

I want to believe

[@ulexite-tv]

This was great! Thanks for sharing!

[@viccamppinball]

Thanks to you these fascination machines have been saved. It's nice to see your passion and dedication is still shinning bright after being in the Amusement business for so many years, Thank you sharing with us this historical story of being the proud owner of these one of a kind machines.

[@sundaybest27]

That was very interesting! I've never heard of Paragon Park 'til you mentioned it. I'll have to Google what condition its in now... But I would not be surprised the oldest Fascination came from dear Coney Island! This video was very well put together. Thank you, Randy. ❤❤❤

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

@@sundaybest27 Paragon Park is gone since like the early eighties the last remaining thing from Paragon Park was the arcade the Carousel and the fascination. Glad you enjoyed it thank you

[@MannyQuacioua]

Woww! This is ICONIC! Thanks for teaching and sharing with us Randy!

[@johnkelly1168]

Congratulations that was a great find loved the video Thanks for info

[@saskia6750]

What a find ! Happy days ! x

[@cdcVintage]

This is very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@paulthemeparks]

Amazing!

[@brianhalverson2628]

That's so awesome, glad you were able to save them! I'll be looking forward to seeing the video when you have them up and working again!!😁

[@elliotthenry8951]

Top notch history! Amazing

[@buserror1]

Can you forensically line up the wood grain in the black and white photo with one of the tables?

[@busterj11776]

Great history, thanks

[@ProfessorKroog]

Wow - a very nice find

[@Thegemmyguy-z5j]

Can you make another major magic vid?

[@MainStreetRANDYLAND]

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