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Lime Cola Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.Birmingham, ALAThis is an authentic vintage Lime Cola Crosswalk Marker. They were set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide…
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Bordens Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.Birmingham, ALAThis is an authentic vintage Bordens Crosswalk Marker. They were set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide both…
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Orange Crush Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.BHAMAIAThis is an authentic vintage Orange Crush Crosswalk Marker. They were set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide both…
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Royal Crown Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.Birmingham, ALAThis is an authentic vintage Royal Crown crosswalk marker. It is set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide…
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Bunny Bread Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.Birmingham, ALAThis is an authentic vintage Bunny Bread crosswalk marker. It is set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide…
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Red Goose Shoes Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.Birmingham, ALAThis is an authentic Red Goose Shoes crosswalk marker. It is set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide…
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Schwebel’s Crosswalk Marker
National Safety Eng.Birmingham, ALAThis is an authentic Schwebel's crosswalk marker. It is set in wet cement or asphalt near school crossings and used to mark crosswalks to provide both a…
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Burger King
Burger King Released Value Bidders Bottom 1970's Ebay 12-10-09 – $63.00 13 The bottom of the cup reads ANCHOR HOCKING Fire King WARE MADE IN U.S.A.
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Burger King – Aren’t You Hungry?
The bottom of the cup has the Anchor Hocking logo. Anchor Hocking used the Fire King name until about the 1980's then switched to using just the Anchor Hocking logo…
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Burger King – What Have You Done For Herb?
This rare mug was produced in an effort to create a Wendy's style marketing success when they promoted the "Where's the Beef?" slogan. According to my sources the effort was…