Vintage 1950s Tabletop Pinball Game. Titled "Marble game 11 cities through The Netherlands" and made by HOMAS. This model is currently featured in the Deventer Musuem (collection ID 212515). It is missing some nails and pins, so a display piece only and sold as is. The instructions for the game are attached to the back of the game, and translated below. Photo's are part of the description. Will be send securely and within a few business days after completing the purchase. -------------------------- PLAYING RULES for the game: ELFSTEDENTOCHT This game can be played by any number of people, each of whom is given 12 glass balls. The game presents a flying competition, in which the planes (that is, the glass balls) have to fly a route past eleven cities in the Netherlands. The runway is located at the bottom right of the game, from where the bullets are fired into the game. If a bullet lands in a catch basin at one of the locations, this aircraft has made a successful landing at this city and receives the number of victory points indicated at this location. The competition will visit the following cities: Amsterdam, Leeuwarden, Groningen, Assen, Zwolle, Arnhem, Maastricht, 's Hertogenbosch, Middelburg, The Hague and Utrecht. Due to bad weather developing during the race, it will be difficult to land at every city. However, if you manage to land at two consecutive cities, the intermediate distance in kilometers can be counted as victory points. Example: You get a ball in the catching bowls at Leeuwarden and Groningen, which means victory points: 200 + 300 + 60 (for the intermediate distance). If a ball gets caught between the wings of the helicopter flying above the Belgian border, you can put it back into play by rotating the wings. You may do the same when a ball comes into play in front of the spring clip at the bottom. Penalty points: if an aircraft goes off course and has to make an emergency landing at an airport in Belgium or Germany or if it experiences engine failure and crashes into the North Sea, the number of penalty points stated must be deducted. Premium: If you succeed in landing at Assen, you will receive 4,000 points as indicated. This premium was made available by a well-known factory there, where this game was made in addition to many other board games.