

thai15 |
New thinking from Thai: they've moved away from purple to dark blue, put
the logotype in all caps, and added a perky surfing wave on the surface of
the fill-up-to-here marking.
Oh, and there's a shiny reflective closure tab, who shows up as black on
this scan.
Produced by Vorapan Packing Co. Ltd. Use this bag by Mar 2006.
Thanks to Timo Korf (2006) |


thai16 |
Looks as if Vorapan think their latest series of Thai bags will go off
if you don't use them on time. Make sure you're through with this bag by Jun
2006.
Thanks to Helga Stamm-Berg. (2006) |


thai17 |
This one will go bad, or self-destruct, by July 2006
Thanks to Alan Howlett (2006) |


thai18
|
Vorapan have invented a new way to get baggists to clean out seat pockets
for them. I wonder how many different months you can find on a single plane?
Thanks to Alan Howlett (2006) |


thai19
|
Some baggists have given up collecting Thai bags - they say it's no
longer fun. I tend to agree - but keep sending them to me anyway.
Thanks to Alan Howlett (2006) |


thai20 |
I wonder what happens to all those Thai bags that have passed their
sell-by date?
Thanks to Uwe and Ute Kuenstler (2007) |


thai21 |
Thai have switched bagmaking allegiances from Vorapan Packaging to YNS
Marketing.
Their major innovation? Replace the silver wire tie (appears as black in
these scans) with a white one.
Thanks to Evelyn Mathias (2007) |