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  • Corona Window to Paradise

    Client: Barton Beers Ltd., Chicago
    Introduction: April 2002
    Number of displays: 700 (two production runs)
    Construction: Wood window frame, fluorescent backlit window image, screened wood shutters, DC motor
    P-O-P company: Array, Los Angeles
    Comment: A motor rotates the shutters of the window on this display 184 degrees in both directions to reveal the Corona brand logos and a tropical beach scene. Using natural materials, this display brings a high-end look to any on-premise account.
    Corona Window to Paradise
  • Bass Get Outside

    Client: Colangelo Synergy Marketing, Darien, Conn.
    Introduction: February 2002
    Number of displays: 2,220
    Construction: Enamel litho-mounted to chipboard, standard motor, battery
    P-O-P company: Rapid Displays, Chicago and Union City, Calif.
    Comment: A motorized rotating picture in the center of this backbar display highlights the Bass Outdoor Adventure Program. The images are of outdoor activities and add a unique look to a backbar display. The display is also heavily branded with images of Bass ale and Bass logos.
    Bass Get Outside
  • Labatt Blue Lamp

    Client: DVC Worldwide, Morristown, N.J.
    Introduction: February 2003
    Number of displays: 710
    Construction: Hand peeled log, custom screenprinted and heat bent acrylic lampshades, three incandescent light fixtures, brass hanging chain
    P-O-P company: Heritage Sign & Display Inc., Nesquehoning, Pa.
    Comment: An actual peeled log was used as the crossbeam for this pool table light. The log conveys a rustic look, perfect for the ski lodges and wintertime resorts that placed this display.
    Labatt Blue Lamp
  • Prime Positioning

    Sorensen Associates offers an exclusive report on store traffic and optimal display positioning.
  • Coors Light Menu Holder

    Client: The Integer Group, Golden, Colo.
    Introduction: September 2002
    Number of displays: 20,000
    Construction: Injection-molded base, PETG cardholder, pressure-sensitive decals
    P-O-P company: Palmer Promotional Products, St. Clair Shores, Mich.
    Comment: Wanting to do more than a standard table tent, Coors Light introduced this unique table display to promote its partnership with the National Football League.
    Coors Light Menu Holder
  • On-Premise Report: Let's Get This Party Started

    Traditional promotional tools combined with event marketing drive wine, spirits and beer sales on-premise
  • Coors Original Bar Mat

    Client: The Integer Group, Golden Colo.
    Introduction: April 2003
    Construction: Printed polyester fabric bonded to a non-skid rubber backing
    P-O-P company: Signature Marketing, LaGrange, Ga.
    Comment: This bar mat for Coors Original increases product awareness at the bar and also provides a function. It is durable and absorbs moisture.
    Coors Original Bar Mat
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