British Columbia Dogwood Flower Clear Souvenir Shot Glass 2oz Man Cave

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British Columbia Dogwood Flower Clear Souvenir Shot Glass 2oz Man Cave Free Shipping.
Green, white, gold, and clear
British Columbia Dogwood Flower Clear Souvenir Shot Glass 2oz Man Cave
The Pacific dogwood was adopted in 1956 as British Columbia's floral emblem. The Pacific dogwood is a tree that grows six to eight meters high and flowers in April and May. In the autumn it is conspicuous for its cluster of bright red berries and brilliant foliage
A shot for a shot, as it were. Another version suggests the small glass is named after Fredrich Otto Schott and sold by German glass factory around 1884. In the 1940s, the shot glass was first documented in reference to regulating the amount of liquor in a drink. By that time, owners probably put it in place to prevent bartenders from overpouring
One origin story I like suggests shot refers to a small amount of whiskey. The imbiber downs the contents of the small glass, and then he slams the glass down on the bar with a resounding shot
Another claim, the name comes from Old West saloon patrons bellying up to the bar and trading a cartridge for a glass of whiskey. A shot for a shot, as it were
2 fl oz / 59 ml
2 1/8'' D x 2 1/2'' T
Smoke free home
Light scuffs, has some peel on gold trim, no cracks, no chips
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Preowned condition