Vintage Cocktails Hub

Vintage by the sip! Shake up mid-century magic with vintage cocktail recipes from the 1930s–1970s. From classic highballs to kitschy party punches, it's cocktail hour the retro way!

Vintage Cocktails By Era

Classic Retro Cocktails on the Blog

Top 5 Vintage Cocktails

Blue Hawaiian

Emerald Berry Fizz

Classic Bloody Mary

1970s Margarita

Champagne Cocktail

Classic Screwdriver Cocktail

Strawberry Hill Punch

original - orange daiquiri halloween recipe

Orange Daiquiri

Old Fashioned Cocktail

1930s Shirley with a Side of Vodka

1920s Mary Pickford Cocktail

1950s Cocktails

Cocktail related Items In The Shop

Framed Vintage Matchbook from Gene Autry Hotel - Free Shipping
$20.00
Shipping Included in Price. Step back in time with this vintage matchbook from the legendary Gene Autry Hotel, showcased in a 4x6 black frame. Perfect for adding a touch of retro charm to any space. 
♥ Celebrate Retro Style ♥
  • Authentic vintage matchbook from the iconic Gene Autry Hotel in Palm Springs, CA.

  • Displayed in a sleek, black 4x6 frame ready to hang or display.

  • Perfect for vintage collectors or as a unique piece vintage bar decor.

Capture the charm and nostalgia of classic Palm Springs with this distinctive artifact. This framed matchbook is not just a piece of history; it’s a conversation starter, a window into a glamorous era.

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  1. Contact us within 14 days of receiving your product.

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  3. Return the item in its original condition and packaging.

Once we receive and inspect the item, we will promptly process your return. You will receive either a replacement or a full refund, including return shipping costs no questions asked.

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