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| Issuer | Picklebellies Pub, Weyauwega, Wisconsin |
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| Size | 65 x 25 mm |
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| Obverse description | Hand-cut voucher in the curved form of a pickle slice, printed on fluorescent yellow-green paper with a dark green border simulating the rind. Inscriptions in cursive letterpress typography occupy the central field against a plain ground, with no additional vignette or underprint. |
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| Obverse lettering | Picklebellies Pub for one Large mixer |
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Picklebellies Pub is a real bar in Weyauwega, a small city in Waupaca County, Wisconsin. Beyond that, the verifiable record on this piece is thin. Small-venue drink tokens and "mixer" coupons printed on paper stock were common across rural Wisconsin tavern culture, typically issued to manage tab credit, cover charges, or promotional drink rounds without handling cash at the bar.