Mystery bags
Help! Can anyone tell me where
the bags on this page came from? Answers in an email,
please.

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unknown04 |
Rita Gandasoemita sent me this bag, but didn't say which Indonesian
carrier it came from.
Trims, Rita! (2004) |


unknown05 |
Onerous onomatopoeia, I know, but what else can I say about such an
uninspired bag?
Thanks anyway to Winny Sanjaya (2007) |


unknown06 |
Oh dear, it looks as if American Plain White Disease has spread to
Southeast Asia.
Thanks to Wibke Crewett, who if she reads this will doubtless tell me
which airline it came from (2007) |


unknown01 |
Someone gave me this bag, but I can't remember who it was. Looks like the
bag designer was equally forgetful: he/she forgot to put any identification
on it.
(2004)
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unknown13 |
If you can identify this bag, you can have it for free.
The only distinguishing feature is the way it's been folded: the block
bottom has been folded in two. Probably from India.
Thanks to Christiane Herweg (2007) |


unknown02 |
Pretty in purple -- looks like Hawaiian Airlines.
Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |


unknown09 |
At least, that's where I assume it's from. It's in Aeroflot-style green
absorbent paper. Maybe I could narrow its provenance down by getting a DNA
test of the tea stain near the bottom?
Thanks to Debbie Richardson. (2006) |


unknown03 |
Strange: this bag doesn't look as if it's vomiting.
Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |


unknown07 |
I think this big, boring bag is American, but can't be sure.
Thanks to Scott Killough (2005) |


unknown08 |
I quite honestly don't know why I use up valuable space keeping this bag,
or indeed, why I am wasting your time and bandwidth to display it to you. I
think it came from Indonesia, or maybe China, or maybe somewhere else.
Thanks to Winny Sanjaya (I think, but I'm not sure of that either) (2005) |


unknown10 |
I'm going to scour the world's airlines until I identify the source of
this supremely minimalist design.
Can't remember who gave this to me (2006) |


unknown11 |
Can't remember where I got this bag, and I see no reason to try to find
out.
(2006) |


unknown12 |
The only reason I'm showing you these bags is to convince you that there
is nothing more boring than a plain white barfbag. Perhaps that will
convince you to fly with airlines that care more for their passengers.
Thanks to Scott Killough for this amazing item. (2007) |