Restored MIAMI DIGGER, Silver gray/fleck 1932, w/crate The restoration shown here is the late 1940s - early 1950s style in silver and fleck.(Other colors are shown listed separately.) The digger mechanism has been completely restored by dis-assembly, refinishing each part, and re-assembly using new cloth-covered electric wire and a new motor. The case has been completely rebuilt including the etch-glass background mirror. It plays dependably and smoothly and will do so forever in home/collection use. ("I think this make of digger is more enjoyable to play than either the all-mechanical carnival machines or the fully electric machines because it gives the player skill-control over the sweep of the crane as well as the in/out movement of the crane boom during the electric cycle". - Jim Roller) Here is a list of the extras that are included with this purchase: - A replica shipping crate which can be used as a display stand if wanted. - An illustrated Owner's Manual. - Photocopies of the Original 1932 Patent Documents. - A signed Certificate of Provenance (the digger was in storage over 57 years and only ever owned by the inventor, his daughter, and James Roller). - A 43 page historical booklet about the inventor and the digger with 13 old photos and illustrations titled "William Dana Bartlett's Miami Digger" - Flat Rate shipping within the continental U.S. to your door by a premium carrier for $145. Product Code: Miami-0528 $2,350.00 James Roller Vintage Amusements