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1-Domestic Beer or Rail Drink - Gilligans Chetek, Wisconsin
| Issuer | Gilligans (Malsom Properties), Chetek, Wisconsin |
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| Year | 2021 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Salmon-pink paper stock with all text and vignette printed in dark brown letterpress. The upper portion carries the redemption legend in bold block lettering. Below centre, the Gilligans logo vignette shows two stylised palm trees whose trunks form the two letter Ls in the name, with the establishment name in outlined block type flanked by the town and state name. Issuer and year appear at foot. |
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| Obverse lettering | GOOD FOR ONE DOMESTIC BEER — OR — RAIL MIXED DRINK Gilligans Chetek Wisconsin Malsom Properties - 2021 |
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Bar scrip from a Wisconsin supper club and resort town. Gilligans operates on Chetek's chain of lakes, and this voucher belongs to a cashless drink-ticket system that resurged hard after COVID-era restrictions complicated tab management at outdoor venues. Small-format paper scrip of this kind is printed locally and typically in short runs — redemption periods are limited, which is why unused examples migrate into collections more often than spent ones.