Qantas Memorabilia - In Green

[bagman89]

Other threads were closed and I could really use some help. We found a few of these napkins and are trying to place the year and class of use. The font of the logo puts this as 1984 to 2007. I have reached out to the Qantas Founders Museum and the Qantas Heritage Centre. The current thinking is that these might have been used as napkins in Business Class in the 90's but the green colour is odd. I know around 2003 they started to use green in economy for some aircraft but I do not remember economy in that error having material napkins.

Does anyone remember these? Any help would be great.

 

[RooFlyer]

Looks vaguely TAA/ Australian Airlines to me.

From Wikipedia on TAA

Qantas currently allocates space at its Airport West Training Facility (formerly the TAA/Australian Airlines Flight Training Centre) for The TAA Museum. The museum displays artefacts from the life of TAA/Australian including service ware, uniforms, advertisements, and photographs and is open to the public during the week.

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

Those on the QFF side of AFF might have an idea, try posting on that branch/twig of AFF too.