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Floor game:Animal Ten Pins

McLoughlin Brothersca.1900

The Strong National Museum of Play

The Strong National Museum of Play
Rochester, United States

The historic game of bowling, also called "nine-pins," and "skittles," in various different locations, dates from ancient times.The famous game producer McLoughlin Brothers, of New York, made this anthropomorphic bowling set around the turn of the 19th century. All of the pins resemble animals dressed up in human clothing. The set is complete with three wooden balls.

Details

  • Title: Floor game:Animal Ten Pins
  • Creator: McLoughlin Brothers
  • Date Created: ca.1900, ca.1900
  • Location: New York, New York
  • Subject Keywords: bowling, rabbit, bowling, rabbit
  • Type: More Games, More Games
  • Medium: cardboard, wood
  • Object ID: 107.3736, 107.3736

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