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Displays & Signs

  • Frito-Lay Taste the Fun

    Client: Frito-Lay Inc.
    Product: Low-Fat, Reduced-Fat and Fat-Free Snacks
    P-O-P company: DCI Marketing, Milwaukee; Talbot Industries Inc., Neosho, Mo.; DDB Needham Promotions, Dallas
    Construction: Wire frame; vacuum-formed plastic canopy and base; poster panels with graphic inserts and extruded frames; shelf extrusions with slide-in copy inserts
    Introduction: January 1995
    Frito-Lay Taste the Fun
  • Taco Bell DO Something

    Product: Music CDs and cassettes
    Number of displays: 2,800
    P-O-P companies: Wunderman Cato Johnson (design), Chicago; Graphic Converting Inc. (manufacture), Niles, Ill.
    Distribution: Participating Taco Bell restaurants
    Introduction: November 1994
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated; foamboard
    Hip for the holidays: Taco Bell helped support the activities of DO Something Inc. with a compilation CD offer featuring ten alternative rock bands.
    Taco Bell DO Something
  • Chalkworks Art Dissolve

    Product: Chalkworks art kit
    Number of displays: 2,000
    P-O-P company: Rapid Mounting & Finishing Co., Chicago
    Distribution: Toy stores, mass merchants
    Introduction: March 1995
    Duration: Semipermanent
    Construction: Chipboard (frame, backing, easel); battery
    This dissolve display proved more convenient than video for Cadaco and retailers. It shows how easily the company's Chalkworks product cleans up.
    Chalkworks Art Dissolve
  • Jack's Pizza Display

    Client: Jack's Pizza/The Weidert Group
    Product: Pizza
    P-O-P company: Service Litho-Print Inc., Oshkosh, Wis.
    Construction: Floor decal
    Introduction: March 1995
    Jack's Pizza Display
  • Wells Lamont Gloves

    Product: Leather and leather-palm work gloves
    Number of displays: 2,000
    P-O-P companies: Chesapeake Display and Packaging Co. (manufacture), Winston-Salem, N.C.; Coil, Counts, Ford and Cheney Advertising (design), Chicago
    Distribution: Home centers, farm stores and hardware stores
    Introduction: June 1995
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Die-cut corrugated; laminated four-color lithographed label
    Wells Lamont Gloves
  • Kodak Film Developing

    Client: Giant Food
    Product: Kodak film
    P-O-P company: Design Development Resources Inc., Melville, N.Y.
    Construction: Backlit, translucent, silkscreened header; melamine, laminated wood; rubber bumper molding; chrome-plated square metal tubing
    Introduction: January 1994
    Kodak Film Developing
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