Original Backglass Painting Used on Bally's BEAT THE CLOCK Pinball -Pick-Up Only

Description

PICKUP IN in Either Central Indiana or the Cincinnati, Ohio, Area -- NO SHIPPING
Here's a one-of-a-kind pinball item.  This is the original backglass painting that appeared on Bally's 1981 BEAT THE CLOCK pinball machine.  Hand painted by Bally artist Tony Ramunni.  This isn't a reprint, a reproduction, a copy, or a one-off --
it's the
ORIGINAL
artwork which all of the screened backglasses were made from
.  If you've been looking for a unique item to add to your collection of pinball memorabilia or original artwork, this is it.
The artwork pictures scenes of several competitive sports.  There's a giant stopwatch pictured in the center of the artwork because the game features a constantly ticking "clock" which ticks down the time units remaining in the game (rather than the number of balls remaining to be played), and the idea of the game was to hit certain playfield targets to "stop the clock" and increase the game time.  Artist Ramunni signed his name in the lower right corner of the painting.
Original pinball backglass artwork is rarely offered for sale to the public.  This painting has been professionally framed with museum glass to prevent fading.  The painting is the same size as the backglass itself.  This painting is in mint condition with no flaws or damage.
Sorry, but
shipping is not available for this item.
Please look at the photos and ask any questions
before
buying.  The photos are considered part of the description of this item, and the buyer will receive the item pictured in this listing.  This painting must be paid for and picked up within 14 days of the close of this listing.  CASH ONLY at time of pickup - no other payment methods are accepted..
PICKUP IN Either Central Indiana or the Cincinnati, Ohio, area ONLY -- NO SHIPPING