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This clear glass ashtray comes from the Pioneer Club and Cocktail Lounge.
The Pioneer Club opened in 1942 at the corner of First and Fremont, making it one of downtown Las Vegas's earliest casinos. It's best remembered for the giant neon cowboy mounted on its facade, Vegas Vic, whose animated wave and drawled greeting became one of the most photographed sights on Fremont Street and an enduring symbol of the city.
This clear glass ashtray comes from the Pioneer Club and Cocktail Lounge.
The Pioneer Club opened in 1942 at the corner of First and Fremont, making it one of downtown Las Vegas's earliest casinos. It's best remembered for the giant neon cowboy mounted on its facade, Vegas Vic, whose animated wave and drawled greeting became one of the most photographed sights on Fremont Street and an enduring symbol of the city.