Original Rare U.S. WWII Anti-Axis "KING" Bowling Pin with Benito Mussolini Caricature Uniforms the Marines performed a central

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Original Rare U.S. WWII Anti-Axis "KING" Bowling Pin with Benito Mussolini Caricature Uniforms the Marines performed a centralOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely rare WWII anti axis "KING" bowling pin, made by the Brunswick Balke Collender Co.. These 15 1 4 inch tall pins were made during the WWII era so that people could "bowl over the Axis powers", or something to that effect. These were all produced for an bowling alley in Indiana, and only about 150 of these were originally made, with very few still known to exist. Three versions of these bowling pins