c. 1980s; American Bowling Congress (ABC) - Milwaukee, WI

Assorted group of embroidered achievement patches tied to league and tournament play under the American Bowling Congress. Includes multiple "700 Series" patches, a "Series Award 150 Pins Over Average" example, a "League Champion 86-87" patch, and a "300 Game" patch featuring classic ABC iconography. Designs vary in shape and color-shield, oval, and round formats-with bold stitched lettering and graphic motifs including bowling pins, balls, and laurel elements. Each piece reflects the era's standardized recognition system for scoring milestones and league accomplishments, with bright threadwork and tight embroidery typical of late 20th-century production.

The American Bowling Congress, founded in 1895 in New York City and later headquartered in Milwaukee, standardized rules and organized competitive bowling across the United States, issuing achievement awards like these to recognize player performance.

Shows light wear consistent with storage and age; minor edge fraying and slight discoloration on some patches.

MM - 19977 - 040126

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