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I just had this photo sent to me from an estate tag sale coming up. Who is the maker of these?
I would think there would be some value to these. The plastic I am sure will brighten up with a chem bath.
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Kind of resemble Brunswick bowling alley seats.
Reminds me of chairs of a '60's era bowling alley.
same page....nice
I've seen these recently in a bowling alley.
Think a Bowling alley here too :-)
pic on this website with seating in place in old bolwing alley:
http://www.rollaway.biz/services.htm