Daisy May

Daisy May was a charming electro-mechanical pinball machine released by Williams Manufacturing Company during the golden age of mechanical pinball. The machine exemplified the artistic and mechanical sensibilities of 1950s pinball design, featuring pastoral artwork and a rustic Americana theme that was popular during this post-war period.

The playfield layout was characteristic of its era, utilizing the standard complement of bumpers, targets, and rollovers common to 1950s games. Like many Williams machines of this period, it likely featured the company's reliable stepper unit scoring mechanism and their distinctive bumper design. The artwork would have featured a country girl theme, fitting with the 'Daisy May' name that evoked rural American nostalgia.

While not one of Williams' most famous titles, Daisy May represents an important period in pinball history when manufacturers were refining their electro-mechanical systems and developing more sophisticated scoring mechanisms. The game helped establish Williams as a major player in the pinball industry during a decade when the company was building its reputation for quality and innovation in mechanical gaming devices.