Court Booking Stamps   Designed for Squash & Tennis clubs there are a number of Court Booking Systems to regulate court bookings. Our System 1000 where players simply buy a Court Booking Stamp and affix it to a booking chart at the time he wishes to pay, signing the stamp to prove ownership. Other players can see at a glance the playing times which are still free. For the club each booking has been paid for ,so the old problem of players turning up ,not paying but playing is substantially reduced. Also players booking more court time than they intend to play are discouraged by the fact that they have to pay for each booking. Allied to the issue of a light meter token from our machines, as well as the stamp, our systems can make sure that a player can neither book or play without paying. To see machines used in this system press Court booking stamp machines The System 2001 combines in one cabinet a stamp machine with a token-giver so that the players purchase a stamp and light meter token. The stamp is used to book a court and the light meter token is kept until the start of the booked period when it is inserted into a light meter to obtain court lighting. Under this system players have to pay before they book or play. System 2001 token giver which accepts multiple coins and issues a light meter token on insertion of correct vend price Light meters can be supplied for use on their own ,or as part of one of our other systems.