Bee Line Vintage Trailer Coffee Mugs

Bob Barth owned Bee-Line Mobile Homes Inc. makers of black and yellow-jacketed trailers in the early 1960s. The lightweight, economical, and weekend sized canned ham style trailers were “built for fun” according to their ads. A dollop of honey makes the whiskey go down in such a delightful way.

Bee Line Bee character, Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Bee character, Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Queen Bee character, Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Queen Bee character, Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Week-Ender (1960), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Week-Ender (1960), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Bumblebee (1960), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Bumblebee (1960), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Honey Bee Bunk-Over (1962), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Honey Bee Bunk-Over (1962), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Hornet (1963), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Hornet (1963), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Wasp (1963), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Wasp (1963), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Queen Bee (1963), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Queen Bee (1963), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line 18' SCRG (1965), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line 18' SCRG (1965), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line Model 17 (1967), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line Model 17 (1967), Ceramic Mug
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Bee Line 16RB (1969), Ceramic Mug - Vintage Trailer Field Guide
Bee Line 16RB (1969), Ceramic Mug
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