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1 Top Rail- Rustic Lanes Bar & Grill Cadott, Wisconsin
| Issuer | Rustic Lanes Bar & Grill |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Fluorescent yellow-green stock printed in black. Title RAINCHECK in bold spaced italic capitals at top; below, a solid black band bearing the redemption legend in reverse-out lettering. Issuer name in large serif script occupies the centre, with address and telephone number beneath. Lower left carries a vignette of three bowling pins lettered B & G, flanking a winged bowling-ball logo with RUSTIC LANES above; a ruled signature line runs to the right. |
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| Obverse lettering | RAINCHECK Good For One Top Rail Rustic Lanes Bar & Grill Cadott, WI 715-289-4680 RUSTIC LANES B & G |
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Bar and bowling alley scrip from Cadott, a small lumber and farming community in Chippewa County. These lane-credit or drink tokens printed on paper were common in rural Wisconsin taverns through the mid-to-late twentieth century — functional IOUs kept behind the bar and redeemed against tabs or game credits rather than circulated as currency proper.
Cadott's local scrip tradition has attracted little systematic documentation, which means survivorship is purely accidental.