Wanted
Actively searching for the items below. If you have one — or know where one is hiding — get in touch. Fair prices paid, and shipping logistics are never a problem.
PlayChoice-10 toppers complete toppers, originals, good overall condition
The nineteen already here are on the topper wall.
Not sure what you have? An original PC-10 topper is a printed sticker applied to a metal stand that screws to the top of the cabinet, usually with the word NEW worked into the artwork and a Nintendo or licensee copyright line printed in it, most dated 1987–1990. Complete toppers are the hunt, but if it looks close and you aren't certain, email a photo to orlandusarcade@gmail.com — identifying these is half the fun.
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1942 · Double Dribble · Fester's Quest · The Goonies · Kung Fu · Nintendo World Cup · Pin Bot · Rad Racer II · Rygar · Tecmo Bowl · Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles · Track & Field · Trojan · Volleyball · Yo! Noid
VS. upright marquees originals, good condition
I had the complete set a few years ago and sold them along with the cabinet… then got the cabinet back. I don't need them all again, but these would be welcome home:
VS. Red Tent instruction cards new old stock — completing the US set
Three NOS instruction cards left to finish the US Red Tent set:
The eighteen already here are on the instruction card wall. New old stock means unused — a paper card that never went on a cabinet. If yours spent its life on a machine, email anyway: condition is a conversation, not a disqualifier.
Sony BKM input cards for the BVM-20E1U (E/F-series)
The primary broadcast monitor here, a BVM-20E1U, runs with two of its input slots open — and on a BVM, the slots are the inputs: each BKM board teaches the monitor another signal format, and the right pair finishes the machine. These six are the ones that fit. Cards from a decommissioned station or an old equipment drawer are exactly what this hunt looks like — the bench item has the background. Not sure which card you have? The model number is printed on the card’s rear bracket, and the BVM operation manual lists every adaptor that fits this chassis.
Consumer CRTs
Sony KV-21SP1
The elusive consumer Trinitron on the list. Condition matters less than completeness — talk to me either way.
What it looks like: ConsoleMods wiki →
Sony KV-1310
The one that started it all — the first Trinitron sold in America. A working set is the dream; a tired one worth reviving is just as welcome.
What it looks like: IEEE Spectrum →
Philips Discoverer
The space-helmet TV. First choice is the French SCART variant; the US NTSC version is of interest too.
What it looks like: The History of TV →
Have one? say so here
Every “I have one” link above lands here with the item filled in. Add a photo if you have one handy — condition is a conversation, not a disqualifier — and the note goes straight to the arcade’s inbox.