Manhattan Rubber Bowling Ball

It plays nicely on short oil dry backends.

Manhattan rubber bowling ball.

If you happen to bowl on wood lanes you may like this thing. Manhattan rubber bowling ball. Manhatten rubber is the name of the company not the compostion of the ball. That was in the very early 60 s.

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We were not to knowledgable about ball surfaces then just the very name of manhatten rubber carried it through. Although the industry provided successful rubber bowling balls well into the 1970 s such as the johnny petraglia lt 48 ball made by brunswick essentially from about 1971 forward the polyester bowling balls were predominantly used. Rubber balls were used predominantly leading into the 1970 s. Vintage manhattan rubber multi color paisley swirl bowling ball 14 lbs.

At the time it was the ball to have. Champion sports lightweight rubber bowling ball 2 1 2 pounds teal and red. Manhattan rubber made some of the better rubber balls back in the day. More 4 vintage blue swirl 1971 manhattan rubber candlepin bowling balls 2 5 ounce.

Get it in front of 160 million buyers. Cosom rubberized bowling ball 3 lbs green 78 56. Rubber customs services and international tracking provided vintage johnny petraglia brunswick lt 48 bowling ball 14 25 pound b003. Plastic balls or more properly polyester coverstock bowling balls replaced the rubber ball in the 1970 s in popularity and was the dominant ball during the decade.

Cosom rubberized bowling ball 4 lbs gold 98 67. A mottled blue black manhatten ball was my very first bowling ball that i had. Cosom rubberized bowling ball 3 lbs red 78 56. I rolled some really good games with a rubber dick weber powerball in recent years.

The low friction surface coverstock on a rubber ball actually produced slightly more surface friction than does polyester plastic bowling balls and was similar to the low grade original urethane coverstocks but not as versatile as urethane material coverstocks thus the end of the rubber ball era entirely. I think they went out of the bowling ball bussiness in the late 1980 s. These were very popular in the 1950s and 60s.