Originating during the heyday of Juneau’s glorious mining era, this world famous saloon has provided hospitality and fellowship to weary travelers and local patrons alike. Early day proprietors, Earl and Thelma (Pederson) Forsythe provided dancing and long time entertainer “Ragtime Hattie” played the piano in her white gloves and silver dollar halter top. During territorial days, during his tenure of over twenty years as owner, Gordie Kanouse would meet tour boats with his mule that wore a sign saying “follow my ass to the Red Dog Saloon”. In the early seventies the Harris family bought the saloon and continued to grow and protect the priceless collection of furs, guns and antiques.

Double deck set promotion from Detroit Tabacco Round Table.

Old leather double deck case with a red diamond back Bee 92 from 1964 and a red woven back Bicycle 808 from 1966

An elegant double deck of monogram cards. The gold shimmer box has an ESE monogram but the two decks inside have an MWW (or MMW depending on which way you look at it) on the black and white backs