I have the following original magazine art on the subject of bowling. Many of these prints
are good to decorate with. If you have any questions regarding any of these prints, let us know!  Here is the list:


Newsweek, reference unknown (early 50's). 8x11 color advertisement for Miller beer.
Different bowling scenes are shown in the background.  $12

Life, 1940.  11x14 color advertisement for Brunswick.  "Puzzle no more over what to give!"
Christmas ad for Brunswick products.  Three different products:  Bowling balls, shoes and
bags all shown.  Nice ad, framable.  $20

Time, reference unknown (early 50's).  8x11 color ad for Fort Howard Paper Products.  "Where
America Plays..." is the title.  Picture shows a woman bowler who has just released the ball
and is in the follow through position.  $15

Harper's Bazaar 2-13-61.  Color print of Mrs. Anthony Drexel Duke looking down the lane as she
has already released the ball.  Ad for AMF Automatic Pinspotters.  $12

New Yorker 11-29-41.  8x11 b/w ad for Ruppert beer.  Picture of a man bowling and he has just
released the ball, the ball is in the foreground of the print.  $12

New Yorker, 3-7-42.  9x12 color cover, painting.  Scene of a woman dressed in a nice dress
with a ball in hand, she has a worried look on her face as she sees all the onlookers, league
bowlers, watching her. Two men are dressed in tuxedos in the background.  $30

New Yorker, 3-29-41.  9x12 color cover, painting.  Birds-eye view of a bowling alley with a
bunch of women bowlers.  Neat print.  $30

Sports Illustrated, 3-14-60.  Color cover of the magazine.  "Big Boom in Family Bowling"
Picture of a boy bowling a ball as the crowd (family looks on.  There is a girl holding a
ball in the next lane also watching.  $20

Time, 1954.  9x12 color ad for Coke.  Eddie Fisher bowling.  $14

Time, 1964.  9x12 color ad for Winston cigarettes.  Different bowling scenes in the
background.  $12

Life, 12-12-60.  6 page article titled, "The Social Whirl of Ladies' Bowling"  Good article
with photographs.  This is just the article, not the entire magazine.  $20.  The entire
magazine is $30.

Life, 10-24-49.  11x14  Color ad for Hamm's Beer.  "Here's How...Connie Schwoegler rolls a
Smooth strike"  Chronological process from gripping the ball, to footwork, to the delivery
all shown.  $14

Life, 2-9-53.  11x14 color ad for 7up.  Scene of two bowlers, and man and a woman, at the
scoring table.  The woman has a ball in hand and the man is holding a bottle of 7up.  $15

Life, 5-5-47.  11x14, 3 page article.  "The U.S. Goes Bowling"  Biggest season nears end as
18,500,000 disciples make it the most popular of all participant sports.  Photograph
illustrations with article.  $18.  The entire magazine is $30.

Life, 1941.  11x14 color ad for Brunswick gift certificates.  Shows pictures of shoes, balls,
and bags.  Nice.  $14
    
Saturday Evening Post, 9-17-60.  11x14 color ad.  Scene shows three men at a bowling alley,
one man has bowled an appeared to have thrown a strike, the other two are cheering.  $15

This Week Magazine, 2-20-49.  Color cover, 8x10, of 17 year old bowler Babs March.  She is in
the backswing position preparing to throw the ball.  $25

True, October.  8x11 color painting of a man just about to release a ball.  Good shot of his
fingers in the ball.  $18.

Illustrated London News, 4-24-09.  12x16 b/w print.  "Every Hotel Its Bowling-Alley:
Society's New Pastime"  Very nice drawing of a group of men and women dressed in suits and
gowns bowling.  Candlepin sized balls.  Nice detail, framable.  $25



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