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102bow: 1892 Bowling View. Scene of a young woman in Victorian dress, bowling with her friends. Hand colored engraving from the March 19, 1892 issue of Harper痴 Weekly. Title is "At the Bowling Club由olling for a Ten Strike." 11x16 in. $50



103bow: 1893 Bowling Tips. Article from an 1893 issue of Harper痴 Weekly, illustrated with engraved images of a man bowling. Title of the article is "Form in Bowling." 11x16 in. $30



105bow: 1878 Bavarian Bowling Scene. Engraved black and white print from the April 27, 1878 issue of Harper痴 Weekly. Title is "Bavarian Peasant Sports - Kegelbahn in the Highlands." Kegelbahn is a German version of American ten-pin bowling. 16x22 in. $50



106bow: 1940 Advertisement for Bowling Equipment. Colorful full-page ad for Brunswick Bowler痴 Accessories, from the Dec. 1940 issue of Esquire Magazine. 10x14 in. $30



107bow: 1953 Advertisement for Gabanero Sports Shirts. Colorful full-page ad from the Saturday Evening Post, featuring a group of young men enjoying themselves at a bowling alley. 10x14 in. $30



108bow: 1893 Bocce Ball. Hand colored halftone print from Harper痴 Weekly, showing a group of men playing bocce ball on the waterfront. Title is "An Italian Summer Resort on the Bay輸 Game of Bocce." 11x16 in. $50



109bow: Very nice hand colored half tone from the October 3, 1895 issue of Leslie's Weekly Illustrated. Caption reads, The Bowling Season is on, and shows a lady bowling while four people look on. 11x16 in. $40



200bow: Antique View of Women in Sports: Bowling. Nicely hand colored scene from the August 28, 1869 issue of Harper痴 Weekly, titled "A Ten-Strike." Features a woman in a Victorian-style dress, who has just knocked over all ten pins at a bowling alley. Her friends, both male and female, are watching with admiration. 11x16 in.
$60



201bow: 1882 Bowling As A Fashionable Ladies' Amusement: The Deciding Shot - From A Sketch By A Staff Artist. (Hyde) Hand colored wood engraving titled, "Bowling As A Fashionable Ladies' Amusement: The Deciding Shot" depicting two women bowling while others watch. Published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on December 9, 1882. (There are 3 duplicate prints) 11x16in. $50


  
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