Sega Reel Glass

[Canaslot]

I am looking for a reel glass for a Sega to replace the chipped one on mine. (see picture)  I purchased this machine at a garage sale in Vegas 35 years ago for $100.   When I got it home, I completely dis-assembled it, made new solid oak sides to replace the beat up formica sides and trim, stripped the red paint and painted it with my own paint scheme.  Documentation inside the machine indicated that it was once on a British Cruise Ship and was set up for six pence coins.  I modified the mech to use pennies.   I chose not to use the top sign and the electric lighting at that time.  Since I have a lot of time at home, I am thinking about installing the electrics which will require dis-assembly and I might as well replace the glass if I can find one.  Any help would be appreciated.  I didn't have the Internet or NLG in 1985 to easily find parts.

[Amechanic]

It might be easier to remove your glass, and take it to a glass shop to have one cut.. At least thats an option if no one has one for you..

[speedbump]

Sega began in Japan in the 1950s & 60s by copying Mills machines to exquisite perfection.  US copyright laws did not extend to Japan, so they could do so with impunity.  While the case you have was not initially a Mills design, much of their style was made to mills standards.
Try contacting Squires and Corrie https://squiresandcorrie.com/shop/contact_us.php  They usually have a stockpile of old mechanical machine parts and may be able to help you.  Otherwise, your best bet is to do what Amechanic said, take your old piece to a glass shop and have them cut a new one.