It\'s the 1940s, it\'s crowded at the local bowling alley and your back hurts from working the line down at the plant all day. So what do you do? You break out your Spare-Time game, \"The Perfect Parlor Bowling Game.\"
You and the fam or the guys from down at work sit around the table and play this great game. And unlike real bowling you don\'t have to put your beer down to play.
Yes, this is a great piece of mid-20th century, pre-TV home entertainment. The box is in very good condition with a small bit of loss to the top graphic the plastic bowling pin\'s graphic is strong and clean. NOTE: There are only nine die included and one of them appears to be a regular die (not one with a bowling pin on it.) So, two of the original die are missing.
But there are score sheets included (some have been used) to complete this very cool set.
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