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The Bryans Collection
Bryans Auto Works 1935
William Edward Bryan
On the front of every Bryans catalogue or flyer it said
BRYANS AUTOMATIC MACHINES
“They are so Different"
And different they were, each machine had its own unique shape that made it stand out from other makes, Bryans games were new and entertaining for their day, also the heart of the machines were built to an exacting standard, only to be expected from an engineer and inventor with Rolls Royce training. His machines have become highly sort after by private collectors,
This page will give you a glimpse into the world of Bryans Automatic Machines.
Bryans Clocks
Tick-Tock Hidden Treasure Bryans Pendulum Games
All Sport
Ballsport (Rare)
Satellite
Double Top
Worlborl
Bryans two-player games
Bryans exhibition stand 1930
All square cranes Walden goliath 
Crane from the 1960's Some of the cranes Bryans made over the years
Elevenses Five win
Forks Gap Win
Pilwin "U" Win
3 ball nine cup 10 cup
A selection of Bryans allwin types & cabinets
The Clock Tower The Four Square
The Clock Payramid
Allwin The String Cutter
This child's ride had three different selectable ride actions
Magic Spirals
The String cutter
The Disappearing disc
The Three Bryans Magic Machines
The Live Nudest Colony
One of the strangest and surely the most outrageous rip off in slot machine history was this Bryans machine from 1936. Nothing on the description board was untrue, they were going about their work and their play and they were nude, what it didn't say was it was a colony of live ANTS! The name was soon changed to "a live peep show" probably because operators were getting complaints from punters, but this didn't seem to help because it was soon changed again to "The Ant viewer" which rather spoilt the joke. The instruction sheet that came with the machine(see below) makes for interesting reading. The truly amazing thing about it is, who first thought of this idea and that it actually did work. A certain kind of ant was supplied by Bryans. The ant nest was pretty much self-cleaning and only feeding every month was needed
Rockets Trickler
Retreeva Payramid
Double Decker
This classic Bryans pusher simply epitomises the era it comes from.
children must have been enthralled by the constantly moving busses.
Very collectable today
Don't miss the excellent video below of this machine in action
Our special thanks as always to our very good friend supershotbattymanbor for yet another great video