Rune's Barf Bag Collection


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Rune's Barf Bag Collection - Bags from China (P.R.C. Including Hong Kong and Macau)
Air China 1 Typical "Tear-off-to-open-bag" from Air China. "Waterproof disposal bag" in English, the rest in Chinese only. Thanks to Matthias Koch Air China 2 Still a "Tear-off"-bag from Air China but a different top and the logotype in red instead of blue otherwise the same text as Air China 1. Thanks to Ole Konarski. Air China 3 This bag from Air China has the explanation "This may be used for waste or airsickness" And of course the obligatory Chinese "CLEAN BAG". To puke in a bag not clean is probably unthinkable for Chinese passengers. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. Air China 4 A "Tear-off-top-bag" with a peel off adhesive label on top. Instructions in Chinese only. Pointy bottom, Chinese characters in pleat. Thanks to Guenter Pufler Air China 5 A similar bag to Air China 2 but this one with a smaller red arrow on top of bag. Thanks to Mark Brace. Air China 6 For some reason (which I like) Air China changes design for every new edition of their bags. This time with red logo on top. Thanks to Alan Howlett. Air China 7 One of many different designs from Air China. This one with all blue print and orange "Tear-off-to-open"-tab. Thanks to Thorsten Hecht. Air China 8 Slight different layout from Air China. This bag with all blue print and yellow "Tear-off-to-open"-tab. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine. Air China 9 Slight different layout to no 4. This bag has a pink tone paper and a different typeset. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. Air China 10 A variant with white paper and only Chinese text on tear off tab. Different gluing on base. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. Air China 11 A slight different version from Air China. Dark blue tear off tab with the text "Open". Peel off adhesive tab included. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Air China 12 A slight different version from Air China. Dark blue tear off tab with the text "Open". Peel off adhesive tab included. Thanks to Vladmir Hlasny. Air Force Aviation China A nice "Tear off top"-bag with pointy base from Air Force Aviation China. Thanks to Xusheng Chen Air Macau A nice firm bag from Air Macau. Sealing tab at top, vertical closing wire and thick plastic layer inside. High quality bag! Airline logo and "Air sickness bag" in English and Chinese. Thanks to Christian Annyas. CAAC 1 White simple bag, blue circle with plane flying through it, blue name and Chinese text. Thanks to Roger Macrae. CAAC 2 Brown Chinese bag with only Chinese text and a nice airplane. Pointy bottom and no closing mechanism. Thanks to Robert Florida. CAAC 3 Brown Chinese bag with only Chinese text and a nice airplane. Pointy bottom and no closing mechanism. Thanks to Mark Wilson. CAAC 4 Green print on this Chinese bag. Nothing on back or in pleat. Pointy bottom and no closing mechanism. Thanks to Mark Wilson. CAAC 5 Blue print on this Chinese bag. Nothing on back or in pleat. Pointy bottom and no closing mechanism. Thanks to Mark Wilson. Cathay Pacific 1 High quality bag from Hong Kong based Cathay Pacific, same type as Pan Am bag. Excellent bag. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. Cathay Pacific 2 New refined bag from Cathay Pacific. The horizontal closing wire is gone, instead a self adhesive construction with a peel off paper "peel off paper, fold backward". On top is a new green "tear-off-to-open" sealing applied. Great enhancements on an already excellent bag. Thanks to Kalevi Lehikoinen. Cathay Pacific 3 Other gray design from Cathay Pacific. Also very high quality, horizontal closing wire, flat bottom, plastic inside. Thanks to Stuart Hickson. Cathay Pacific 4 Cathay now cares for the environment with a new "Tear-off-to-open-bag" with the text "Please protect your environment, use this bag only when appropriate." Does this mean it is ok to steal this bag for my collection? Yes, I'm sure it does. Thanks to Guenter Pufler Cathay Pacific 5 Cathay now cares for the environment with a new "Tear-off-to-open-bag" with the text "Please protect your environment, use this bag only when appropriate." Does this mean it is ok to steal this bag for my collection? Yes, I'm sure it does. Similar bag as #4 but this has darker color and different base. Thanks to Frank Mulliri Cathay Pacific 6 A new design from Cathay. Tear off top. "After use, please peel off and fold forward to seal well" in English and Chinese. Thanks to Frank Mulliri Chengdu Airlines Chengdu Airlines a subsidiary of Sichuan Airlines, is an airline headquartered in Chengdu, China. It operates a network of scheduled domestic passenger flights out of its hub at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport. Thanks to Nataly Lorin. China Eastern 1 White "Tear-off-type" bag with no flat bottom from China Eastern Air. "This may be used for waste or airsickness". China Eastern also states "CLEAN BAG" Yes, of course, who want to puke in a dirty one? Thanks to Theo van Bakel. China Eastern 2 Blue variant from China Eastern. "Waterproof disposalbag" in English and Chinese. "Tear-off-to-open"-tab with orange print on top. Thanks to Bruce Kelly. China Eastern 3 A similar bag as China Eastern 1 but this one use blue color instead of black and a simple "rubber-stamp" print technique. Thanks to Ole Konarski. China Eastern 4 Beautiful bag with flowers from China Eastern. Instructions in Chinese only. Simple bag with pointy bottom, no refinements. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. China Eastern 5 China Eastern with a new white bag with blue print. Tear-off top, pointy bottom and no closing wire. "Waterproof disposal bag" and airline name and logo in English and Chinese on front. Back is blank. Thanks to Guenter Pufler. China Eastern 6 China Eastern with a new white bag with blue print. Tear-off top, pointy bottom and no closing wire. "This may be used for waste or airsickness, water-prfooed" (yes, typo). Thanks to Karl English. China Eastern 7 China Eastern with a "CLEACN BAG" (Yes, typo). "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in English and Chinese. Tear off top. Thanks to Thomas Baselius. China Eastern 8 Nice brown bag decorated with flowers from China Eastern. Plastic insert in the paper bag. This airline really changes their bag design from time to time to pleasure us collectors. Thanks to Nataša Foltánová. China Eastern 9 Really unusual color for a Chinese bag. "This may be used for waste or airsickness". Tear off top and pointy bottom, plain white on back. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. China Eastern 10 Similar bag to no 6 but this one has a all blue back. Spelling error on "water-proofed" corrected. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. China Eastern 11 Yet another design from China Eastern. This is a wonderful airline that make us collectors happy all the time with never ending redesign. Tear off top and bagmaker info in pleat. Thanks to Yonatan Mevorach. China Eastern 12 New variants on China Eastern 10. Purple color and bagmaker Alibaba in pleat. Tear off top. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje China Eastern 13 New variants on China Eastern 10. Purple color and bagmaker in pleat. Different bagmaker: Joyum. Tear off top. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje China Eastern 14 Yet another design from China Eastern. With Skyteam logo. Tear off top and pointy base. Thanks to Nataly Lorin. China Eastern 15 A similar bag as China Eastern 1 but this one use red color instead of black on the airline name in chinese. Tear off top. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. China Northern Airlines 1 A yellow Tear-off-to-open tab on this typical Chinese bag from China Northern Airlines. The English text really says: "China North", there were nothing called China "North" Airlines in China. The "North" printed on the bag is actually a misspell. The Chinese name of the airline printed is correct but they spelled their English name wrong. :-) Blue print on white bag, EAN-code on back. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. China Northern Airlines 2 A new "Tear-off-to-open" bag from China Northern, this time with their English company name correct spelled. Unusual explicit instructions: "for vomiting & discarding". Chinese text with telephone numbers on back. Thanks to Wilson Lui.	China Northern Airlines 3 Another "Tear-off-to-open" bag from China Northern, this time with their English company name correct spelled. Unusual explicit instructions: "for vomiting & discarding". Chinese text with telephone numbers and EAN-13 bar code on back. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine. China Northern Airlines 4 Another "Tear-off-to-open" bag from China Northern, this time with different type set on their company name (correct spelled!). "SANI ARY BAG". Chinese text with telephone numbers and EAN-13 bar code on back. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine. China Northern Airlines 5 Another "Tear-off-to-open" bag from China Northern. This time the print shop was out of the letter "T", Let's use a "Y" instead, it's almost a "T"! That makes the airline name "CHINA NORYHERN AIRLINES"! On the "SANI ARY BAG" we leave a space for the passengers to fill in the missing letter!. Chinese text with telephone numbers and EAN-13 bar code on back. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine. China Northern Airlines 6 Slight different version from number 2, different typeset. Tear off top, chinese text, phone numbers and bar code on back. Thanks to Josef Gebele. China Northwest Airlines 1 China Northwest Airlines (CNWA) is one of the six major State key airlines under CAAC, and the biggest air transport enterprise in China northwest region. It administers a branch in Gansu, the Air Corporation Limited in Nanjing, and the Northwest Air Base in Zhuhai. I'm relieved to see this is a CLEAN BAG, who wants to puke in a dirty one? Thanks to Aidan Stradling China Northwest Airlines 2 Very soft and light blue print on this white bag from CNWA. Orange tear-off-to-open tab. "Clean bag". Thanks to Senno van der Velde. China Northwest Airlines 3 Another variant from CNWA. This one with orange "tear-off"-tab on top and blue and red print. Thanks to Derek Delaney. China Northwest Airlines 4 A CNWA bag similar to #1 but this one has different typeset on "Clean bag" and different telephone number on back (0931) 7301905. Thanks to Matthias Koch. China Northwest Airlines 5 A CNWA bag similar to #1 and #4 but this one with pointy bottom. Phone number (0931) 7301905 on back. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. China Southern 1 A "Tear-off to-open"-bag from China Southern. States "CLEAN BAG" on front (yes, who wanna puke in a dirty one?). "This may be used for waste or airsickness", yes, we know! Folding instructions in two steps on back. Thanks to Barry Day. China Southern 2 Not a "tear-off"-bag from China Southern this time. Small bag with pointy bottom. Not a reliable device in times of air sickness. Thanks to David Shomper. China Southern 3 A "Tear-off to-open"-bag with a yellow sticker on top from China Southern. They really keep us collectors busy by changing design from time to time. Still sticking to the usual "blue-print-on-white-bag"-scheme. Thanks to David Shomper. China Southern 4 A "Tear-off to-open"-bag from China Southern. Slightly different from China Southern 1 but they changed "China Southern" to "China Southern Airlines". Folding instructions on back "Frist Fold" (Yes, typo) and "Second fold". Thanks to Senno van der Velde. China Southern 5 A low quality bag from China Southern. Very thin and spongy paper. I would newer trust this receptacle in times of nausea. However, the bag is equipped with tear-off top and vertical closing wire. Thanks to Guenter Pufler. China Southern 6 A slight different variant from China Southern 5. This one has a bigger font on "TEAR OFF" and a serial number on back. It also has a better quality print. Thanks to Guenter Pufler. China Southern 7 Yet another China Southern bag. They seams to have a lot of variants. That is something that makes us collectors very happy. The tear off top is different from the others. Thanks to Ole Konarski. China Southern 8 Yet another China Southern bag. This one similar to #2 but with yellow tear off tab on top. Thanks to David Shomper China Southern 9 This bag is similar to #5 & 6 but have a smaller arrow and different typeset on the "Tear off" tab on top. China Southern 10 This bag is similar to #5, 6 & 9 but have a different typeset on the "Clean bag" on front. Thanks to Josef Gebele. China Southern 11 This bag is similar to #5, 6 & 9 but have added a waste basket symbol on front. Thanks to Ken Schafermeyer. China Southern 12 This bag looks like a generic bag but the czair logo in the pleat gives it all away. Thanks to Vladmir Hlasny. China Southern 13 Looks like a generic but was obtained on a CS flight. Tear-off top and pointy base. Thanks to Vladmir Hlasny. China Southwest Airlines 1 White bag with blue print "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in Chinese and English. Small "Tear-off-to-open" label on top. Thanks to Al Halls China Southwest Airlines 2 White bag with blue print "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in Chinese and English. Logo similar to US Mail. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. China Southwest Airlines 3 A happy panda bear walking on the ICAO-code CXN holding their US-mail like logo in right hand. Unusual illustration indeed. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. China Southwest Chongqing Airlines A white paper bag with pointy bottom and green tear off tab on top."This may be used for waste or airsickness". Bagmakers address and phone number in pleat. China Southwest Airlines was an airline based in the People's Republic of China. It merged into Air China in 2002. The airline was head quartered at Chengdu, Sichuan. It also maintained a hub at Chongqing. Thanks to Wolfgang Franken. China Wuhan Airlines A red tear off tab on this bag from China Wuhan Airlines. "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in English and probably the same in Chinese. Address and phone number to the airline on back of bag. Thanks to Steve Jones. *China Xinhua Airlines* I must say that China Xinhua and China Wuhan have very similar bags. Only logo and airline name differs. The logo could either be a bird or a hand saying "stop". "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in English and probably the same in Chinese. Green tear off tab. Thanks to Mark Brace. China Xinjiang Airlines A "Clean Bag" with Tear-off top from China Xinjiang Airlines. "This may be used for waste or airsickness" also in Chinese. Airline logo on airplane tail with half moon and bird. Thanks to Harlan D. Boise. *Dragonair 1* Founded in 1985, Dragonair is Hong Kong's regional airline, serving 26 destinations across Asia. Very nice bag with "tear-off-top", vertical closing wire and detailed description how to fold the bag in four steps. Graphic and text explanation in English and Chinese (they forgot to put any text to step 4). The text "After use fold away from you" on reverse side. Never seen a bag with so accurate folding instructions (maybe with the exception for the NATO bag). Thanks to Fausto Labruto. *Dragonair 2* This bag miss the airline logo and name but is used by Dragonair. It is a "tear-off-to-open" bag with a "After-use-fold-toward-you" instruction. Probably the same text in Chinese. Günter logo in pleat. Thanks to Georg Jablonowski. *Dragonair* 3 Dragonair with a dull grey design. A "Tear-off-to-open"-bag with instructions in English and Chinese on back. Also dotted folding lines. Thanks to Karl-Erik Wallin. *Dragonair 4* Dragonair with a grey/red design. Instructions in English and Chinese on both sides. Vertical closing wire. Thanks to Ronnie Irvine. Hainan Airlines 1 A small revolution from Chinese Hainan Airlines! This airline has broke the tradition of white bags with blue print in China. This modern designed bag may lead in a new world for Chinese in-flight barfing. Tear-off top but no closing mechanism or instructions. Anyway a good try. Thanks to Bruce Kelly. Hainan Airlines 2 A blue variant from Hainan, same design as the green one. A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. Hainan Airlines 3 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. They have removed the airline name on this variant but kept the airline logo. Also lighter blue color. Thanks to Ross Thomas.	Hainan Airlines 4 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hainan Airlines 5 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hainan Airlines 6 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. White paper. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hainan Airlines 7 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. Yellowish paper. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hainan Airlines 8 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. Logo without airline name. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hainan Airlines 9 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. Logo with airline name. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hainan Airlines 10 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. No logo on this grey bag. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Hainan Airlines 11 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hainan Airlines. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Hongkong Airlines 1 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hongkong Airlines. Also Hongkong Express on back of the bag. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Hongkong Airlines 2 A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with English and Chinese text from Hongkong Airlines. This one has Hongkong Airlines on both sides, unlike #1. Thanks to Nataly Lorin. Juneyao Airlines Juneyao Airlines is a privately owned airline based in Changning District, Shanghai, China, operating domestic services out of the two Shanghai airports. Tear off top, pointy bottom. Thanks to Rainer Schwartz. Kunming Airlines A "tear-off-to-open"-"cleanbag" with English and Chinese text in very pale yellow print. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Loong Air Loong Air serves the Chinese domestic market with Hangzhou as its hub. Its first flight started on 29 December 2013 from Hangzhou to Chongqing and Hangzhou to Shenzhen. Thanks to Wolfgang H. Lüthje. Oasis Hong Kong A "Tear-here-fold-here"-bag from Oasis Hong Kong. "...just in case" on front, folding instructions on back. Pointy bottom. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Shandong Airlines A "Open-here-before-use"-bag from Chinese Shandong Airlines. "Clean Bag" on front, nothing on back. Pointy bottom. Thanks to Aidan Stradling. Shandong Aviation Group A "Open-here-before-use"-bag from Chinese Shandong Aviation Group. "Clean Bag" on front, nothing on back. Pointy bottom. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Shanghai Airlines 1 Chinese airline with over 80 domestic routes covering 27 large or medium Chinese cities, including Beijing, Guangzhou, Kunming, Shenzhen, and Xi'an. Simple tear-off-bag with nice birds flying over red and gray mountains. English and Chinese text. Thanks to Wilson Lui. Shanghai Airlines 2 Nice bag with flowers on this "Waterproof disposal bag" from Shanghai Airlines. Red Tear-off-to-open tab on top. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. Shanghai Airlines 3 A Shanghai Airlines very similar to #1. The only difference is the dotted line at the tear off top which is fine dotted on #1. It is small strokes on this one. Thanks to Ole Konarski Shanghai Airlines 4 A Shanghai Airlines with a big "tear-off-to-open"-tab on top. "Waterproof disposal bag" written upside down. Thanks to Thomas Baselius. Shanghai Airlines 5 A Shanghai Airlines with a new variant, similar to #3 but with Star Alliance Member logo down low. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Shanghai Airlines 6 A Shanghai Airlines with a new variant, similar to #5 but without Star Alliance Member logo. Thanks to Josef Gebele. Shenzhen Airlines 1 Shenzhen Airlines started revenue service on September 17,1993 and has a new fleet of Boeing 737 Airplanes. Shenzhen Airline has expanded to 30 scheduled routes from Shenzhen to Beijing, Shanghai, Kunming, Shenyang, Harbin and more. A "tear-off-to-open"-bag with instructions in English and Chinese. Thanks to Ole Konarski. Shenzhen Airlines 2 Another "clean bag" variant from Shenzhen "Airlinws" (Yes, misspelled on bag!). This one has a yellow Tear-off-to-open tab on top instead of the perforated top on Shenzhen number 1. Thanks to Senno van der Velde. Shenzhen Airlines 3 A "Tear-off-to-open" bag from Shenzhen. "This may be used for waste or airsickness" instructions in English and Chinese. Thanks to Wilson Lui. Shenzhen Airlines 4 A western inspired design on this new bag from Shenzhen. Unlike most of the other Chinese bags. New logotype and new colors. A "cleanbag" with tear-off top. Thanks to Andreas Tjernberg. Sichuan Airlines (SCAL) 1 Red tear-off-to-open tab on top of this bag. Instructions only in Chinese. Logo seams like a bird flying over a stormy ocean. Or is it turbulence in the air? Thanks to Senno van der Velde. *Sichuan Airlines 2* A nice "Tear-off-to-open"-bag with pointy base from Sichuan. Glossy paper and multi lingual instructions. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Sichuan Airlines 3 A nice "Tear-off-to-open"-bag with pointy base from Sichuan. Text in English and Chinese. Thanks to Wolfgang H Lüthje. Tianjin Airlines Tianjin Airlines (formerly Grand China Express Air) is a Chinese airline headquartered in Tianjin Binhai International Airport passenger terminal building, Dongli District, Tianjin, operating domestic scheduled passenger and cargo flights out of Tianjin Binhai International Airport. Thanks to Frank Mulliri Tibet Airlines Tibet Airlines is an airline with its corporate headquarters and registered office in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region, China, and operates scheduled domestic flights out of Lhasa Gonggar Airport. Gold print on white bag with tear off top. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. West Air Red print in English and Chinese on this Chinese airline bag. Not to be confused with West Air, an American airline. Tear off top. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Xiamen Air 1 Nice white bag with blue print from Chinese Xiamen Airlines. Tear off top, no closing mechanism or flat base. A "difficult-to-use"-bag. Chinese text and a phone number in pleat. Thanks to Wilson Lui. Xiamen Air 2 Nice white bag with blue print from Chinese Xiamen Airlines. Tear off top, no closing mechanism or flat base. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Xiamen Air 3 XiamenAir (or Xiamen Airlines as it used to be called, but XiamenAir is now its official English title) is the first privately owned airline in the People's Republic of China. Established on July 25, 1984 and based in Xiamen,Fujian Province. Bag with Skyteam logo. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Xiamen Air 4 XiamenAir (or Xiamen Airlines as it used to be called, but XiamenAir is now its official English title) is the first privately owned airline in the People's Republic of China. Established on July 25, 1984 and based in Xiamen,Fujian Province. Bag similar to #3 but missing Skyteam logo. Thanks to Xusheng Chen. Yunnan Airlines 1 "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in English and Chinese on this very simple paper bag from Yunnan Airlines. Pointy bottom and tear-off paper tab on top. Their logo looks like a feather or maybe an angry shark. Thanks to Georg Jablonowski. (China) Yunnan Airlines 2 "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in English and Chinese on this very simple paper bag from Yunnan Airlines. Pointy bottom and a yellow tear-off paper tab on top. Their logo looks like a feather or maybe an angry shark. Thanks to Thomas Baselius. (China) Yunnan Airlines 3 "This may be used for waste or airsickness" in English and Chinese on this very simple paper bag from Yunnan Airlines. Pointy bottom and a green tear-off paper tab on top. Their logo looks like a feather or maybe an angry shark. Thanks to Thomas Baselius. Zhejiang Airlines 1 White and blue bag with tear off top. "Waterproof disposalbag" in English and Chinese. Thanks to Wilson Lui. Zhejiang Airlines 2 White and blue bag with orange "tear-off-to-open" tab on top.. "Waterproof disposalbag" in English and Chinese. Thanks to Senno van der Velde.
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