This document describes a new old stock (NOS) Playdrome Bowling Award mug, identified as originating from Toms River, Ocean County, New Jersey. The mug commemorates a bowling score of 250 points or higher. The mug's body is constructed from molded plastic, likely an acrylic or similar polymer chosen for its durability and cost-effectiveness. The primary color is a silver-grey, while the lid and handle are molded from a contrasting white plastic. The Playdrome logo is prominently featured on the mug's front, incorporating red and teal graphic elements. The mug features a cylindrical form, a curved handle, and a fitted lid with a drinking aperture and vent hole. The base exhibits slight translucence. Molding marks are evident on the underside, indicative of mass-production manufacturing. The text "250+ AWARD" is displayed in a bold, sans-serif typeface, screen-printed onto the mug's surface. This typography is characteristic of the mid-to-late 20th century. Adjacent to the text is the Playdrome logo, which includes a stylized bowling pin graphic. The tagline "RECREATION CENTERS - THE BEST IN BOWLING... AND MORE!" appears below the logo in a smaller, sans-serif font. The mug functions as both an award and an advertisement for the Playdrome establishment. The unused condition of the mug is supported by the condition of the interior. Minor surface scuffs, likely resulting from storage, are present. Design elements and materials suggest a late 20th-century origin. The Playdrome logo and the Toms River, Ocean County, New Jersey location link the mug to the local history of bowling and recreation within that community. The Playdrome chain operated centers in New Jersey and surrounding states, contributing to the popularity of bowling during this era. Further research into the history of Playdrome Recreation Centers in Toms River could provide contextual information for understanding the mug's significance. Ocean County experienced growth and development in the post-World War II era, with recreational facilities like Playdrome contributing to the region's social fabric. The mug represents a tangible object related to leisure activities and consumerism in 20th-century America. It reflects the popularity of bowling during this period and the role of commercial establishments in shaping recreational practices. The award aspect of the mug speaks to the competitive element in bowling and the social significance attributed to achieving high scores. This object offers insight into the intersection of sport, leisure, and local community in Toms River. The combination of textual elements, graphic design, and materiality allows for analysis within its cultural and historical context. Precise measurements and close-up images of imperfections would enhance the scholarly value of this documentation.