Bit of a different take this time that I'm sure you can appreciate.
Here's an old postcard from a Catholic military home in Seedorf, Germany. In the background we find two pins and a bowler.
Zoomed in, you can see pin in the middle is a 1964 Bally Mad World (https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1504).
But what pin do we see to the left of it?
Bonus points if you can also name the bowler.
Postcard 02a.jpgPostcard 02b.jpg
I think we are looking at Oh Boy, Williams, 1964
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1696
Tom, I agreed it looked like Molentin cabinet art. I think we are seeing the red and the light blue faded out in the exposure...
Given my last post RE King Tut/King Rex, I will wait for confirmation before posting the next clue 
On the bowler, it looks like a United Team Bowling (8 people) but I don't know the year - I'd guess 1958
Knew it was a Molentin - Rag Mop, Williams, 1950
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1905
Quoted from ReadyPO:Given my last post RE King Tut/King Rex, I will wait for confirmation before posting the next clue
On the bowler, it looks like a United Team Bowling (8 people) but I don't know the year - I'd guess 1958
You win!
Or rather: I'm quite sure that you're right, but I have no way to confirm. So it's great that you went ahead and posted the next quiz. Thanks for helping to identify the pin and bowler!
That clue helped a lot! Cherry Bell
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=3070&picno=49497
Quoted from poppapin:same theme as previous.
According to the IPDB, the theme of the previous game is gambling...
Quoted from poppapin:Oops, I was looking at Can Can
Well, I assumed you meant a 'can can' theme, it was just surprising for me that Cherry Bell is stated as being a gambling theme, with all those Can Can ladies on there! Your next clue is proving quite tricky, couldn't find it using a dancing theme... so what is the actual listed theme according to the IPDB if I may be so bold? 
Chorus Gal, TACO, no year
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=5480
A conversion game
Quoted from ReadyPO:Chorus Gal, TACO, no year
How did I miss it... I searched on dancing and couldn't see it... well done ReadyPO!
Recreativos Franco Cabaret...
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=5202&picno=37233&zoom=1
Do I get extra credit for spelling the manufacturer correctly without looking...
Quoted from pinwiztom:especially if you input a date range included in your search terms
If I want to look for a certain date range I just sort by date, then scroll to the range I'm interested in... this way the no date games appear at the bottom of the list.
Venus 5, Recreativos Franco, 1973
On Recreativas.org
https://www.recreativas.org/venus-5-3229-recreativos-franco
Quoted from ReadyPO:I want to like this artwork more but I just can't. Maybe it is the complete lack of gun safety.
Yes, would be better without the gun, or at least if she wasn't pointing at her face...
Quoted from pinwiztom:If I sort a search by date
the no date games
????
appear at the top of the list.
And after the ???? games, do you get the latest years or the oldest games?
Quoted from ReadyPO:Ok I did exactly what @pinballslave did on his clue...
Found it,
Recreativos Franco Mississipi:
Screenshot_20240501-091539_Chrome (resized).jpg
Sorry, I mean Recrativos Franco Mississippi:
Screenshot_20240501-091517_Chrome (resized).jpg
Notice the 2nd 'P' in the 2nd version of the backglass...
I'm working on a suspended (or drop) ceiling 'project' at the moment where I'm mounting playfields on rails behind which will be lighting, and to help the light reflect around I've lined the upper inside of the ceiling with reflective foil and I'm also putting aluminium (remove the 2nd 'i' for the American pronunciation ) foil on the back of each playfield (fixed using double sided tape)... and then cutting out where the inserts are, also switch wire slots are cut out... holes in the playfield where I don't want light to come through are blocked off with black card before the Al foil is applied. Here's the back of a playfield I prepared yesterday:
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Quoted from RipleYYY:Party Animals, Bally
Close enough... no 's' though
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... Party Animals, Bally