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This article is from the General Pinball FAQ, by Keith Johnson keefer@access.digex.net with numerous contributions by others.
Currently, there are Williams (who owns Bally/Midway and also uses this name
to manufacture pins, effectively giving the same company 2 pins on the
assembly line at once) and Sega (who bought Data East). If for some reason
you'd like to contact one of these companies, their addresses are given in
the FAQ.
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