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US 28 Oregon 1926 (Oregon) (Road Sign) Shot Glass 1.5oz

US 28 Oregon 1926 (Oregon) (Road Sign) Shot Glass 1.5oz

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US 28 Oregon 1926 (Oregon) (Road Sign) Shot Glass 1.5oz

A black-and-white US 28 highway shield, set beside the word OREGON and the year 1926, celebrates the early years of the numbered highway system.

Visual Elements & Composition

White makes up most of the design, with black used for the shield and the lettering. The shield is the centrepiece, and the numerals 28 sit large inside it. The word OREGON and the letters U and S are arranged in a plain, readable block, with nothing else on the layout. The flat vector style keeps the lines sharp and the message direct.

Meaning & Symbolism

The shield is the emblem of the U.S. Numbered Highway System, introduced in 1926 so that travellers could follow one set of route numbers across the country. U.S. Route 28 carried that numbering into Oregon, and the year on the design marks the start of the national network. The piece works as a small record of that moment, tying one state's roads to the wider story of American travel.

Holding the Shield in Hand

A shot glass is small and held close, so the shield reads like a miniature route marker when the glass is raised to eye level. The clear sides let the white field blend into whatever sits behind it, leaving the black shield and lettering to stand out. It is a compact piece of early road history for a shelf or a bar cart.

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Compact, heavy-based shot glasses made from clear, restaurant-grade glass. One standard size (1.5 oz / ≈44.3 ml) — sturdy, stack-friendly, and built to handle frequent service without fuss.

These shot glasses feel solid in the hand thanks to a thick, weighty base that keeps them steady on busy bar tops. The walls are even and clear, giving a nice, unobstructed view of the pour; the rim is smoothed for comfortable sipping.

They’re engineered for regular use: consistent dimensions, dependable weight, and a simple silhouette that suits both casual venues and more formal tasting counters. Designed to perform rather than show off.

  • Material: 100% clear glass for pure clarity and clean presentation.
  • Capacity: 1.5 oz (≈44.3 ml) — standard shot measure.
  • Base: heavy solid glass base that reduces tipping and improves balance.
  • Construction: restaurant-grade durability for frequent handling and washing.
  • Print-ready: suitable for single-sided print applications that withstand typical use.

Perfect for quick pours, samplers, and neat shots. Their compact footprint makes them easy to place on trays and tasting lines, while the heavier base keeps things steady during service.

  1. Bar service: quick, consistent pours — less wobble when carrying a tray of shots.
  2. Tastings: uniform size is handy for sampling flights or spirit tastings.
  3. Events: robust enough for pop-ups, festivals, and busy bartending shifts.

Storage tip: store upright and avoid tight stacking to protect rims and preserve clarity.

Dishwasher-safe for everyday cleaning — place on the top rack and use a normal household cycle. Repeated exposure to very high commercial temperatures can shorten glass life, so choose gentler programs where practical.

When you want to extend clarity and finish: hand-wash with warm water, a mild detergent, and a soft cloth; dry right away to avoid water spots. Handle by the body (not the rim) to reduce accidental chipping.

One size only: 1.5 oz (≈44.3 ml). Use the dimensions below for shelving, packaging, or tray planning.

Size guide

All measurements are product dimensions in inches.

1.5 oz
Height (in) 2.40
Top diameter (in) 1.40

Note: dimensions are nominal; small manufacturing tolerances may apply. Allow a margin if precise stacking or packaging is required.