Horseshoe Diverters
A stationary, horseshoe-shaped Diverters that changes the direction of a ball as it enters play. Positioned near the plunger lane or shooter area, the horseshoe diverter uses its curved profile to redirect the ball’s trajectory onto a specific path based on the speed and angle of entry. Unlike solenoid-powered Diverters that actively switch between positions, the horseshoe diverter is a passive guide — its fixed geometry determines the ball’s route. The mechanism appeared on a small number of machines as a design solution for controlling ball flow from the plunger without active mechanical intervention.
Games (25)
Round 'n' Round
Shyvers, 1936
Sharp Shooter
ESCO, 1935
Deluxe E Three
Shyvers, 1934
Admiral
Genco, 1933
Autocount
A.B.T. Manufacturing Company, 1933
Baby Leland
Chicago Coin, 1933
Black Beauty
Genco, 1933
Bord-Golf
Max Jentzsch & Meerz, 1933
Brokers Tip
Gottlieb, 1933
Commander
Genco, 1933
ERBU BALL
ERBÜ, 1933
Horseshoe
A.B.T. Manufacturing Company, 1933
Leland (Deluxe Senior)
Chicago Coin, 1933
Leland (Standard)
Chicago Coin, 1933
Marbl-Jax
A.B.T. Manufacturing Company, 1933
Pros-Per-E-Ti Special
Prosperity Coin Machine Corporation, 1933
Regent
Stoner Manufacturing Company, 1933
Silver Flash
A.B.T. Manufacturing Company, 1933
Special Marble (Horseshoe Board)
A.B.T. Manufacturing Company, 1933
Super Special
Genco, 1933
Good Luck
Genco, 1932
Handicap
Universal Novelty Manufacturing Company, 1932
Lucky Strike
Lucky Strike Manufacturing Company, 1932
Shamrock
Universal Novelty Manufacturing Company, 1932
Broadway
Unknown Manufacturer