A Group of Five American Vintage AMF Amflite II Bowling Pins sub-Curios with only 600 made

with only 600 made

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A Group of Five American Vintage AMF Amflite II Bowling Pins sub-Curios with only 600 madeOrigin: American Period: Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1980 Height: 15 inches Width: 5 inches (at maximum) Made in the USA from lumber stored in a special predryer before kiln drying, the compression moulded AMF Amflite II pins with surlyn half shells having red and blue detailing are WIBC and ABC approved. Battered, but not broken, these pins are evocative of the alley that they sat in and are in eighties as found condition. In