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Size is 14” wide x 16” long. This is a stick on sign with an adhesive back. AMC produced these to use at events to promote the company brand. The wrinkles are where the adhesive has come loose. From the backing. These are at least 35-40 years old. They may have been produced right after the merger and the logo was adopted. I found them in a storage drawer in 1987 when we shut down the Zone office in Tyson Corner, Virginia and turned out the lights on American Motors. Size is 14” wide x 16” long. Size requires a large box which drives up the shipping costs.
The Vintage Bone China Figurine “Lydia” by Royal Doulton from the UK/1980s is a limited edition, hand-painted collectible showcasing a woman in a romantic and artistic style. This medium-sized figurine features intricate details and a beautiful antique finish, making it a perfect addition to any bedroom or dining room. Signed by Royal Doulton, this unique piece is a timeless treasure from the 1980s, showcasing the brand’s craftsmanship and artistic vision. Made from porcelain and bone china, this figurine is a charming representation of the Lydia collection, embodying themes of art, people, and seasonal beauty.
Vintage RC Royal Crown Cola Bottle Cap, owned by Dr Pepper out of Plano, Texas, bottled in Jefferson, NC 1990sThis is an amazing bottle cap and very collectible. Who wouldn’t want one? Especially at this price! These were found in an old bottling plant in Jefferson, NC in the 1990s. This company was founded in a basement in Columbus, Georgia was one of the most innovative in the industry. If things had gone just a little different they would be as large or larger than Coke or Pepsi and we would all be reaching for an RC right now while reading this. This company’s accomplishments include coming out with the first canned soda, the first caffeine-free soda, and the first 16-ounce soda. They were also the first to promote and make Diet Cola a desired product. You all remember the taste tests advertising campaigns Pepsi did vs Coke in the 1970s. Well, they got that idea from Royal Crown Cola who did the exact same thing in the late 1930s and 1940s. I read about the Pepsi Coke Challenge while researching this and it seems a lot of them don’t seem to realize that RC started this marketing as they give credit to Pepsi for being bold and innovative. They were backed by major stars like Rita Haywood, Bing Crosby, Joan Crawford, Shirley Temple, and Lucille Ball. The list of things that went wrong for this company is extensive, unfortunately. A lot to do with lobbying by Coke for the Cola trademark and Sugar companies pouring money into studies to prove RC’s innovative diet soda was cancerous which has been found to be untrue but totally destroyed the diet soda industry. Then some strange ownership decisions which make no sense you can read all about this company that is still on the market today here. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/76881/tragic-history-rc-cola This soda still has a cult following in the South for being the scrappy underdog soda brand. It is common from what I hear to have a Moonpie and RC Cola as a way to unwind from a day. The roots are so strong in the South that they even made a song about the two together https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loamVbAOs They also have a strong following in Chicago as it is served at Bears games and also local pizzerias staying strong to its Blue Collar roots.
Up for your consideration is this vintage lot of white porcelain card name holder and napkin rings 8 name card holders12 napkin ring holders Estate find They appear to be brand new and were stored in a Bergdorf Goodman boxThere is an original sticker tag on one of the card / name holder (see photos)There are no chips cracks or repairs Please see photos for more of the description Please message me with any questions All items are packaged with care and insured (5,2)