Vintage Columbia 300 Bowling Ball White Dot Drilled 14lbs with AMF VOIT Stand

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Vintage Columbia 300 Bowling Ball White Dot Drilled 14lbs with AMF VOIT Stand
Listing includes the vintage Columbia 300 bowling ball and the stand that came with its AMF VOIT bag. The old 1980 American Bowling Congress membership card belonging to the original owner is also included. We may include the bag but only for added protection during shipping, as bag has a broken handle.
Columbia 300 ball is 14lbs white dot, drilled and etched with the owner's name. Its color is a deep, pearlescent amber-brown. It has light wear - light surface scratches.
The stand is sturdy and in good condition.
The bag used to be AMF VOIT - American Machine and Foundry. According to Wikipedia,
to expand its line of recreational equipment, AMF bought W.J. Voit Rubber Corp.
i
n 1949.
AMF introduced the AMF Pinspotter (1952), which helped turn bowling into the most popular US participative, competitive sport. AMF became a major manufacturer of all bowling equipment, and owned and operated numerous bowling centers. AMF
maintained its headquarters in Shelby, Ohio until 1988. For a time, AMF owned Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
The entire set weighs approximately 15lbs.
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