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Image of Peach delivery bag, 2016

Peach delivery bag, 2016

Peach is an online food delivery company in Seattle focusing on delivering local restaurant food to working professionals.
ID Number:2016.48.1
Date:2016
Image of Two original Amazon Fresh delivery bags, ca. 2009

Two original Amazon Fresh delivery bags, ca. 2009

Online retailer Amazon.com offers quick home grocery delivery, with goods often available same day or the next day depending on the time of the order and availability of trucks.
ID Number:2016.71.1
Date:2009
Image of Hard-sided Amazon Fresh delivery bag, ca. 2016

Hard-sided Amazon Fresh delivery bag, ca. 2016

Online retailer Amazon.com offers quick home grocery delivery, with goods often available same day or the next day depending on the time of the order and availability of trucks.
ID Number:2016.71.4
Date:2016
Image of Electric sign board from Dick's Drive In, ca. 1970s

Electric sign board from Dick's Drive In, ca. 1970s

Dick's Drive-In is an iconic Seattle attraction founded by Dick Spady in 1954 with the first of the fast-food restaurants opening on NE 45th Street in the Wallingford District of Seattle. This rotating lighted sign proudly proclaims that "Dick's French Fries Are Made From Fresh Potatoes."
ID Number:2016.89.2
Date:Circa 1970
Image of Set of three Rainier Mountain Pale Ale beer bottle caps with rebus puzzles, 2016

Set of three Rainier Mountain Pale Ale beer bottle caps with rebus puzzles, 2016

Rainier Brewing Company was purchased by Stroh's and then Pabst Brewing Company. Pabst has not only gone back to an old Rainier recipe with Mountain Pale Ale, but they have also gone as far as to make the caps retro by bringing back these rebus puzzles on the underside of the caps.
ID Number:2016.100.3
Date:2016
Image of Beer bottle, Reuben's Brews and Rainier Brews,

Beer bottle, Reuben's Brews and Rainier Brews, "R & R Pils," 2017

In 2017, the iconic and long-established Rainier Beer paired up with a Seattle microbrewery, Reuben's Brews, located in the Ballard neighborhood, to create this hoppy pilsner.
ID Number:2016.100.5
Date:2017
Image of Beer bottle, Pyramid Brewing Co.,

Beer bottle, Pyramid Brewing Co., "Local Generations Imperial IPA," 2017

Seattle-based Pyramid Brewing Company celebrates the iconic and long-standing Bartell Drugs, founded in 1890, and one of the first businesses established in Seattle. The retail drug company has been owned by four generations of the Bartell family.
ID Number:2016.100.6
Date:2017
Image of Collection of Rainier Beer cans from Boeing Wind Tunnel, ca. 1950s

Collection of Rainier Beer cans from Boeing Wind Tunnel, ca. 1950s

Boeing constructed a supersonic twin sphere wind tunnel in the mid-1950s for the Dyna-Soar X-20, the SST (Supersonic Transport), and other projects. When the spheres were being demolished, they discovered over 3 million of these tin cans. They were used to help with temperature control in the giant spheres as air was pumped in and rushed out. This process was…
ID Number:2017.6.1
Date:Circa 1950
Image of Pair of Rainier Old Stock Ale beer cans from Boeing Wind Tunnel, ca. 1950s

Pair of Rainier Old Stock Ale beer cans from Boeing Wind Tunnel, ca. 1950s

Boeing constructed a supersonic twin sphere wind tunnel in the mid-1950s for the Dyna-Soar X-20, the SST (Supersonic Transport), and other projects. When the spheres were being demolished, they discovered over 3 million of these tin cans. They were used to help with temperature control in the giant spheres as air was pumped in and rushed out. This process was…
ID Number:2017.6.2
Date:Circa 1950
Image of Pair of Lucky Lager beer cans from Boeing Wind Tunnel, ca. 1950s

Pair of Lucky Lager beer cans from Boeing Wind Tunnel, ca. 1950s

Boeing constructed a supersonic twin sphere wind tunnel in the mid-1950s for the Dyna-Soar X-20, the SST (Supersonic Transport), and other projects. When the spheres were being demolished, they discovered over 3 million of these tin cans. They were used to help with temperature control in the giant spheres as air was pumped in and rushed out. This process was…
ID Number:2017.6.3
Date:Circa 1950
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