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Displays & Signs

  • American Heart's Food Festival Display

    Type: Floorstand
    Product: American Heart's Food Festival
    Client: American Heart Association
    P-O-P companies: John Stark Printing Co., St. Louis; Universal Display Co., St. Louis
    Construction: Litho printed with aqueous coating; base piece is rubber-plate printed and U.V. coated
    Introduction: September 1992
    Comments: Pledge forms, quiz forms, pencils and pledge ballot box are attached to assist the consumer in requesting a food chart.
    American Heart's Food Festival Display
  • Jason & Son Bulk Candy

    Product: Bulk candy
    Number of displays: 9,000
    Average unit cost: $400 (manufacturing cost)
    Distribution: Grocery stores, chain convenience stores and drug stores
    Introduction: February 1992
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Metal frame with plastic containers
    Selling and storage of bulk candy is made attractive and easy with the use of a display that fits "everywhere and anywhere," an official says.
    Jason & Son Bulk Candy
  • Random House Gift Books

    Product: Christmas-themed books
    P-O-P company: Delta Manufacturing, Palisades Park, N.J.
    Distribution: Bookstores, mass merchants, department and toy stores
    Construction: Corrugated cardboard
    Random House Gift Books
  • Wisk Power Scoop Display

    Type: Pole topper
    Product: Wisk Power Scoop
    Client: Lever Brothers
    P-O-P company: Tremore Inc., North Brunswick, N.J.
    Construction: Battery-powered motor for scoop motion; full four-color process litho mounts printed with fluorescent inks
    Introduction: October 1992
    Comments: The new product introduction required a strong visual to identify and draw attention to the Wisk "power scoop." A 3-D pop-out package replica features the scoop dipping in and out of the detergent.
    Wisk Power Scoop Display
  • Ban Clear Deodorant Display

    Type: Floorstand
    Product: Ban Clear deodorant
    Client: Bristol-Myers
    P-O-P company: Chesapeake Display & Packaging Co., Winston-Salem, N.C.
    Construction: EPS molded plastic; lenticular-motion riser card
    Introduction: July 1991
    Comments: The vacuum-formed molded plastic was used to create a display base that was a large-scale replica of the Ban Clear product and package. The lenticular motion, dual-vision riser attracted consumers' attention as they approached the display and enhanced communication of the "clear" product benefit.
    Ban Clear Deodorant Display
  • Coors Winterfest

    Product: Winterfest beer
    P-O-P company: Frederic Printing, Denver
    Distribution: Off-premise locations
    Construction: Cardboard
    Coors Winterfest
  • Nabisco Taste America's Favorites

    Type: End-aisle floorstand
    Product: Nabisco cookies and crackers
    Client: Nabisco Brands Inc.
    P-O-P company: Conocraft Displays, Sussex, N.J.
    Construction: Swedged metal tubes (shelf supports); wax dipping (internal partitions and base, bottom edge); UV inks (printed corrugated cardboard pieces); test corrugated cardboard (internal structure); hand gluing (multi-ply rigid panels)
    Introduction: July 1992
    Comments: The display was manufactured to last a minimum of three months.
    Nabisco Taste America's Favorites
  • Fantasy Makers Halloween Center

    Type: Floorstand endcap display
    Product: Wet N' Wild Fantasy Makers
    Client: Pavion Ltd. USA
    P-O-P company: Taurus Packaging & Display Corp., Cherry Hill, N.J.
    Construction: Combination flexo and litho printing on corrugated cardboard; fine line screen vignettes and DayGlo inks
    Introduction: October 1992
    Comments: Excitement and interest were accomplished through graphics, structural design and fine line screen flexo printing.
    Fantasy Makers Halloween Center
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