This tabletop baseball machine dates from the 1920s and was manufactured by Atlas Indicator Works of Chicago. Measuring 10" at the green wooden base, 12" at its widest, 13" high and 8" deep, it works by inserting a penny and pulling the bat lever to release the ball. A metal abacus "scoreboard" on the front below the playing field helps with keeping score. In good working condition with a key, the Atlas Baseball Machine is ready to add to your gameroom or baseball collection.