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1930S BANDA CARPET BOWLS FOR ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO. | BELLIN68'S "VINTAGE …15 of 29 |  |  |
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very nice set of banda carpet bowls, made in england ,for Abercrombie & Fitch co. NewYork, i belive that these are made out of bakelite.registered no. 796249. its a game of skill. very intresting set. and this company made other games as well. this set dates 1930s.made in england.
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i have no carpeting down stairs, they are just a fun set to have. these are cool arent they retroechoes!!!!
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Ah,HA! Finally someone that remembers the OLD and ORIGINAL Abercrombie store......before it became "Abercrombie & Brianwash" for frat boys! I used to LOVE this store when it first opened. Looks like you have some of the original items. Nice buddy!
Thankyou very much zguy2112 for the love and shring :) your so right lol:) i used to work there many years ago:)
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