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Nostalgia & History > Before those little airplane bottlesDate: 11/14/12 14:42 Before those little airplane bottles Author: njmidland Found this bottle in an estate sale a while ago. I wonder if this was common to have liquor bottles marked for a railroad?
Tim Date: 11/14/12 14:44 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: garr Don't know about the liquor but I have seen small Tabasco bottles labeled for railroads.
Jay Date: 11/14/12 14:47 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: andersonb109 I have several lettered for the Harz Mountains RR in Germany.
Date: 11/14/12 16:33 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: tomstp That stuff should be well aged.
Date: 11/14/12 17:13 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: CarolVoss A long time ago before little bags with 3 peanuts etc., I believe that the little airline bottles of booze were labeled for the airline serving them. I used to have a collection of them but I think it got dumped when we moved here 13 years ago.
C. Carol Voss Bakersfield, CA Date: 11/14/12 17:31 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: RuleG There was a Nickel Plate Beer brewed by the Centlivre Brewing Company in Fort Wayne, IN.
Date: 11/14/12 18:30 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: wp1801 I have 2 small Southern Pacific marked bottles,one Port and one Sherry.
Date: 11/14/12 20:22 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: rrpreservation Is there any left? Was it still Good? :)
Date: 11/15/12 09:14 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: wpdude Fit right in a trainman's pocket! :-)
Date: 11/15/12 22:24 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: jtwlunch Fred Harvey sold booze and wine in their gift shops in the larger stations and had it in their holiday gift catalogs.
Date: 11/27/12 08:26 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: mkostecky wpdude Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Fit right in a trainman's pocket! :-) That would constitute a potential violation of Rule G would it not!!?? Yeah, I Know... Only if he drank it!!! LOL Date: 11/28/12 04:43 Re: Before those little airplane bottles Author: CalZephyr njmidland Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder if this was common to have liquor bottles > marked for a railroad? > Yes, it was. |