Cocktail Drink Stirrers - Swizzle Sticks / Spoons, Pink Elephant Hotel Barnum, Bridgeport, Conn, Vintage, 1950's

• Vintage Swizzle Stick, The Hotel Barnum, Pink Elephant Swizzle Stick, Bar Tools, Mid Century Drink Stirrers Collectors, Barware, Travel Memorabilia, Hotel Advertisement, Circus Nostalgia, Beacon Sportster Promotional Items, (Discontinued)
• Made in USA
• Vintage: 1950's - 1960's
  
• Details:  What a fun swizzle stick!  A bright pink elephant on top brings circus nostalgia to mind.  This is marked: "Pink Elephant - Hotel Barnum - Bridgeport, Conn."  Then in very small letters some are marked: "Made in USA, Pat Pending", and only 1 is marked: " Made in CAN Pat Pending". We'll sell at random, unless you are a collector and Contact Us with a preference.  The Barnum Hotel opened in 1928, see below for a brief history.  Swizzle sticks make a wonderful addition to use in your bar, or display en masse as decor, and this one has a great story to go with it. Price is for ONE swizzle stick.  The bright pink plays well for Spring and Summer cocktails, a baby shower, a circus themed event, and other fun parties...and you know what they say about seeing Pink Elephants!  Great gift for a swizzle stick collector.
• Material: Hard Plastic
• Dimensions:  6.0 inches Long
• Condition:  Vintage - Used. Very Good Condition.  We have several, some of the writing is a little worn in spots.  Otherwise, no issues. They're all photographed for you, last picture, (price is for ONE swizzle stick).  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  Please remember these are VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections. 

Built in 1928, and originally named Hotel Beach, (after Frances E. Beach), the owner changed the name within the first year to "Hotel Barnum", after P. T. Barnum.  This was a 14 story tall, Art Deco style building.  The Pink Elephant was a cocktail lounge inside the hotel where they said "....Bridgeport's nicest people meet for refreshing drinks from the bar and tasty snacks from the grill".  Years later it became a residential hotel and then became an apartment building known as the Barnum House.