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Premium Cocktail Serving Tray - Large Glass Drink Tray for Bartending, Party Hosting & Home Entertaining - Perfect for Mixology, Wine Tasting & Appetizer Presentation
Premium Cocktail Serving Tray - Large Glass Drink Tray for Bartending, Party Hosting & Home Entertaining - Perfect for Mixology, Wine Tasting & Appetizer PresentationPremium Cocktail Serving Tray - Large Glass Drink Tray for Bartending, Party Hosting & Home Entertaining - Perfect for Mixology, Wine Tasting & Appetizer PresentationPremium Cocktail Serving Tray - Large Glass Drink Tray for Bartending, Party Hosting & Home Entertaining - Perfect for Mixology, Wine Tasting & Appetizer PresentationPremium Cocktail Serving Tray - Large Glass Drink Tray for Bartending, Party Hosting & Home Entertaining - Perfect for Mixology, Wine Tasting & Appetizer Presentation

Premium Cocktail Serving Tray - Large Glass Drink Tray for Bartending, Party Hosting & Home Entertaining - Perfect for Mixology, Wine Tasting & Appetizer Presentation

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  • National Archives Store Exclusive
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • Glass
  • This item is a clearance item and not returnable, and not eligible for further discounts unless explicitly mentioned in promotional offers
  • A great way to never forget how to properly mix these favorite classic drinks, this large glass Cocktail Construction Tray is perfect to serve your guests with style at your next dinner or party.

  • Forest Service Region 8 Engineer, Cleve Ketcham had a good sense of humor, and in 1974 drew up this detailed cocktail construction chart. As the Nation's recordkeeper, the National Archives holds in trust the records of all the branches of government, including the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. It seems that when the Forest Service records from 1974 were pulled for storage, Ketcham's joke was in the mix and someone must have thought that this record was just too good not to be preserved in the National Archives.

    Cleve "Red" Ketcham passed away in 2005 but has since been commemorated in the National Museum of Forest Service History.

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