1974 Royal Halburton Illinois Bingo Decanter – HB 666-667 Commemorative Ceramic Bottle – 10.5” Tall – Vintage Political Collectible

Celebrate a quirky piece of Illinois history with this 1974 Royal Halburton ceramic decanter, commemorating the legalization of Bingo in the state. Shaped like the state of Illinois, this deep cobalt blue decanter was created to honor HB 666-667, signed into law by the 77th General Assembly on October 1st, 1971. The reverse proudly displays a vintage-style BINGO card design, alongside a list of the bill’s sponsors, including Representatives J. Fary, W. Murphy, L. Janczak, and Senator H. Mohr.

Crafted in 1974 by Royal Halburton China, this liquor bottle (No. 36) stands approximately 10.5 inches tall and is a standout conversation piece for collectors of political memorabilia, Illinois history, or vintage barware. Its vibrant glaze, gold lettering, and three-dimensional detailing make it both a nostalgic and artistic statement.

Key Features:
Brand: Royal Halburton

Year: 1974

Material: Glazed ceramic

Design: Illinois state shape with “BINGO in Illinois” theme

Height: Approx. 10.5 inches

Stamp: OMB Liquor Bottle No. 36, Made in China

Commemorates: HB 666-667, signed into law in 1971

Condition: Good vintage condition with minor wear appropriate to age

Perfect For:
✅ Collectors of political or legislative memorabilia
✅ Vintage decanter and bottle collectors
✅ Fans of quirky, historical barware
✅ Gift for Illinois natives or bingo enthusiasts