Learning with Play
This
nine-pin bowling set toy was designed as both a fun activity and an
educational toy. America’s toy
industry shares an important bond with color lithography.
As
toy manufacturers grew to be a major influence on children’s play and parents’
pocketbooks during the second half of the 19th century,
lithographic printing matured almost simultaneously.
Each
industry strengthened the other: full-color lithographed box tops, game pieces,
and doll costumes helped to popularize and sell toys while creating a demand
for more colorful images.
Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
Here is a link to the PDF which can be used to set up your own bowling-spelling game.