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- Co-author of Krazy Kids Food, Taschen 2003. Creator of Mr Toast.
3 comments:
Nice scans!
The Burger King one brings back memories. I remember the old Burger King outdoor sign had a similar picture of the king sitting on a hamburger - I've been looking for a picture of that sign for years and your post really reminds me of that sign.
There is still a Burger King building exactly like the one in that article in Naperville, Illinois - I pass by it every day.
I think that White Bear sign still exists (w/o the Chevy sign)... I'll drive to White Bear Lake soon and take a photo if it's still there.
I love South of the Border! Went there on vacation by myself last year (10-hour drive!) and loved it. Thanks for these coooool pix!
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