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Vintage Arcade & Event Hire UK | Pinball Alley London
London
Pinball Alley (London) is a specialist vintage arcade and event-hire company offering original, restored pinball machines, classic arcade video games (Pac‑Man, Space Invaders, Out Run, Defender, Sega Rally, etc.), penny-arcade machines and traditional fairground stalls. They supply bespoke vintage arcades and single-machine hires for weddings, festivals, corporate activations and film/TV, and also provide repair, restoration and sales of pinball machines.
Vintage Electronic Toys - Retro Toys Games & Collectables | Captain Jacks Models
Online retailer specialising in vintage electronic toys and retro gaming collectables from the 1970s–1990s. Stock includes 1980s Sony Walkmans, table-top and LCD games, Tomy and Grandstand toys, plus vintage toy spares and replacement parts.
Vintage Toys | Monkey's Emporium – Explore Rare Collectables Online!
London, London
Monkey's Emporium is a London-based specialist in vintage toys, retro gaming and comics (items from c.1950–2000). They sell, buy, trade and rent collectables including 1980s/1990s games and systems, board games, comics and action figures. Online orders are shipped across the UK and they operate from a stall at Camden's Stables Market.
We Buy Retro Toys | North Wales | Chester | RetroElectro
Saint Asaph
RetroElectro is a UK buyer of retro and vintage items based in St Asaph. They purchase 8‑bit and other vintage computers (Atari, Commodore, ZX Spectrum), retro consoles and games, vinyl and hifi gear, Lego, model kits and 1970s–1990s toys and collectables. They offer online valuations, UK‑mainland parcel or collection service and pay by bank transfer or PayPal.
Welcome to RetroGear - finding new homes for old games since 1999 - Retro Games, Vintage Consoles, Sega, Nintendo, Atari, Sinclair, Commodore
Brierley Hill, West Midlands
RetroGear is a specialist UK seller of classic console and computer games, systems and accessories (Sinclair, Commodore, Atari, Nintendo, Sega and more). Founded in 1999, the site now operates in-person via the Hidden Chest shop in Brierley Hill, West Midlands, and also buys whole collections and individual retro items.
Yard's Games — Yard's Games Ltd
Arbroath
Yard's Games Ltd is a brick-and-mortar and online games retailer in Arbroath stocking new and pre-owned video games and consoles — including retro systems (NES, SNES, Mega Drive, Dreamcast, N64, Game Boy, original PlayStation/Xbox) — plus board games, TCG singles and regular in-store events. Offers online ordering, shipping and click & collect.
ZX Spectrum – Adam's Vintage Computer Restorations
Adam's Vintage Computer Restorations is the personal site of electronics engineer Adam Wilson, who collects, documents and restores vintage computers and electronics. The site documents repairs and restorations for 1970s–1990s systems (including ZX Spectrum, Amiga, BBC Micro, Amstrad and early Macs), and advertises repair services, items for sale (eBay) and items wanted for purchase.
ZX Spectrum | Sintech Shop UK
Gloucester
Sintech Shop UK is an online retailer specialising in retro computing and gaming parts and accessories. Their store includes a dedicated ZX Spectrum/Sinclair category offering hardware, interfaces (e.g. DivMMC), joysticks, faceplates, dust covers and other spare parts, plus wider retro sections for Commodore, Amiga, Atari, Amstrad and classic consoles.
ZX Spectrum Repair – Mark Fixes Stuff – Retro game repair and reviews
Mark Fixes Stuff is a UK-based retro computing and gaming specialist that documents repair, restoration and upgrade projects for classic systems (ZX Spectrum, Mega Drive, Game Boy, Atari and more). The site and YouTube channel offer step‑by‑step repair videos, modification guides, downloadable resources and a community via Patreon and Discord to help preserve and maintain 1970s–1990s hardware.