This one depicts the 1969 Memphis Sesquicentennial.  Memphis became a city in 1819, and this was the 150th birthday celebration. 

This anniversary decanter, created by Old Fitzgerald Prime Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (yes, I wondered why they celebrated the Memphis theme) stands about 8" tall without the stopper, and is about 4" across.  There is a lot of gold banding on the decanter, and the multiple Memphis historical scenes are very cool. The Tennessee tax stamp and band remnants are the final parts that stand out.  There are no chips or cracks, and the cork/stopper is missing. A beautiful piece!

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