Who manufactured this glass? Who is NGG?

[Simple Sam]

I recent purchased a Bally 902.  The glass on it does not have any Bally logos so I am assuming that this was a custom theme done by somebody other than Bally.  On the reel glass is a logo with the letters NGG and what appears to be a leaf and fruit (olives?).  Googling NGG just gets me a St Louis company started in 1982 that specializes in glass curtains which doesn't sound likely.  Anybody heard of NGG?

[wolftalk]

see http://bingo.cdyn.com/slots/california_special/ ... pdf file too big to post here.


I think Bally Distributing was one of Si Redd's company's.  The guy I got all the slot paperwork from did do california special conversions.

[Simple Sam]

see http://bingo.cdyn.com/slots/california_special/ ... pdf file too big to post here.


I think Bally Distributing was one of Si Redd's company's.  The guy I got all the slot paperwork from did do california special conversions.

Interesting, I just assumed it was a cosmetic change to a stock machine but it sounds like it is much more elaborate than that.

[ljwayne5451]

I have a slot with NGG Belly Glass also....I have found the following which may answer the question...maybe not

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[63mini]

 NGG = Nevada Gaming Graphics.  They would make specialty/custom glass for casinos that would want different themes.

[ljwayne5451]

ok, Thanks for That...Did not find that one.

[Simple Sam]

NGG = Nevada Gaming Graphics.  They would make specialty/custom glass for casinos that would want different themes.

That sounds like what I was expecting (something like Nevada Gaming Glass).  I checked Google but didn't find any current reference to them so I assume that they are long gone.