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  • American Greetings Superman

    Product: Party goods and gift-wrap materials
    Number of displays: 14,000
    P-O-P company: Western Kraft, Bowling Green, Ky.
    Distribution: Drug stores, mass merchants and supermarkets
    Introduction: June 1993
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    The fabled Man of Steel is alive and well. The superhero has his own line of gift-wrap materials and party goods that are being featured on SuperTrays from American Greetings.
    American Greetings Superman
  • RoboCop Floorstand

    Product: Orion Home Video "RoboCop" and "RoboCop 2" home videos
    Distribution: Video stores, mass merchants and chain drug stores
    Introduction: August 1993
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    Although it appeared in stores earlier in the year, the display for "RoboCop" videos is expected to remain on patrol in stores through the Christmas selling season.
    RoboCop Floorstand
  • Parker Pen Locker

    Product: Pens
    Number of displays: 3,500
    P-O-P company: Castle Rock Container Co., Adams, Wis.
    Distribution: Convenience, food and chain drug stores
    Introduction: May 1993
    Duration: Promotional
    Construction: Direct-print corrugated and label-applied corrugated
    When retailers ordered pre-assortments of Parker Pen products, they received the locker display as a part of the package.
    Parker Pen Locker
  • Lockermate Locker Accessories

    Product: Locker accessories
    P-O-P company: Reynolds Guyer Designers Inc., Minneapolis
    Distribution: Drug stores and mass merchants
    Introduction: December 1992
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    "We needed something unique to identify our products and explain their benefits," explains a Lockermate spokesman.
    Lockermate Locker Accessories
  • Tongue Splashers

    Product: Concord Confections Inc. Tongue Splashers gum
    P-O-P company: Nolan & Co., Chicago (graphics)
    Distribution: Drug stores, supermarkets, convenience stores and discount stores
    Introduction: February 1993
    Duration: Temporary
    Tongue Splashers add a burst of color to the teeth and tongue, much to the delight of kids and kids at heart. An equally colorful can catches consumers' attention at the point-of-purchase.
    Tongue Splashers
  • Coors Light Race for the Cup

    Product: Coors Light
    P-O-P company: Graphic Communications, Golden, Colo.
    Distribution: Grocery, convenience, liquor and drug stores
    Construction: Paper stock
    Coors Light Race for the Cup
  • Gravity Countertops

    Client: Coty Inc.
    P-O-P company: Trans World Marketing, East Rutherford, N.J.
    Distribution: Chain drug stores, mass merchants and department stores
    Construction: Vacuum-formed plastic, litho-mounted chipboard and fabricated acrylic
    Introduction: July 1992
    Comments: The display was designed to launch this masculine fragrance line. It highlights Gravity's bold product packaging, which is angled as if it was defying gravity.
    Gravity Countertops
  • Bula Loops Countertop

    Product: Fiji Wear Inc. eyeglass retainers
    Number of displays: 1,500
    P-O-P company: Creations at Dallas, Dallas
    Distribution: Sporting goods stores, mass merchants, department stores and drug stores
    Introduction: November 1992
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Black acrylic with silkscreened copy on a rotating base
    The $18 that Fiji Wear invests in each Bula Loop countertop display is a "very reasonable" marketing expense, according to the company.
    Bula Loops Countertop
  • Truly Lace Display

    Client: Coty Inc.
    P-O-P company: Trans World Marketing, East Rutherford, N.J.
    Distribution: Chain drug stores, mass merchants and department stores
    Construction: Vacuum-formed plastic
    Introduction: July 1992
    Comments: The display was designed to launch this feminine fragrance line. The counter unit creates the image of an intricately carved dresser top complete with mirror, drawer and brass-plated knob. The tester display encourages consumers to sample the Truly Lace cologne spray in store.
    Truly Lace Display
  • Revlon Nail Enamel Display

    Client: Revlon
    P-O-P company: P.O.P. Displays Inc., Long Island City, N.Y,
    Distribution: Drug stores and mass merchants
    Construction: Injection molding, hot stamping and litho
    Introduction: June 1992
    Comments: The display coordinated the look of Revlon's new Nail Enamel packaging with this on-counter presentation. By combining the bevelled grill accented with gold hot stamping, it resembled the new cap of the Revlon Nail Enamel.
    Revlon Nail Enamel Display
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