Cow Poke

Cow Poke, released by D. Gottlieb & Co. in the mid-1960s, represents a classic example of Western-themed electro-mechanical pinball machines that were popular during this era. The machine captured the romanticized spirit of the American Old West that dominated popular culture during the 1960s, particularly through television westerns and film.

The machine likely featured classic cowboy imagery including lassos, horses, and frontier scenery, consistent with Gottlieb's attention to detailed playfield art of this period.