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- 1. Bell System While we have AT&T and Baby Bells, why don't more regional Bells use the logo they are entitled to use.
- 2. Marshall Field's. Click here to see how it could be done.
- 3. Bonwit Teller (they tell us folks are working on bringing it back)
- 4. Dr. Denton's pyjama footie sleepers (once as big as Osh Kosh)
- 5. Morton Honey Buns (where are those skanky-good frozen Morton's Creme Pies and Morton's Honey Buns?)
- 6. Mutual Radio radio (Hey CBS, we all still know the The Shadow and Larry King ought to still live somewhere.
- 7. Oldsmobile (why does GM give Hummers but not Oldsmobiles?)
- 8. Pathé News (Fox News came back; why not Pathe?)
- 9. Peck and Peck, (the most special New York department chain, once an adjective, ought to live as a boutique or store brand, at least). It has been spotted at Stein Mart, of late.
- 10. Radio Shack's missing store brands (where are Optimus, Realistic and Archer?)
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BRANDING LINKS
- Allpar Chrysler Blog
- America's Greatest Brands, American Brands Council
- Brand Autopsy, John Moore's Blog
- Brand Channel Weekly
- Brand Finance
- Brand Institute
- Brand Packaging magazine
- Brand Week
- British Brands Group
- Broad Street Licensing Group
- Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
- Discontinued Candy List
- FloridaSnapshot.com, Retro Florida Blog
- Himmel Group brand revival company
- History Factory corporate archives company
- History of Branding website
- Ira Gallen's TV Days Nostalgia DVDs
- License Global Magazine
- Licensing Expo, June 10-12 2008
- Likelihoodofconfusion, Ron Coleman Blog
- Lippincott & Mercer (Margulies)
- London Design Museum
- Markenblog.de
- Matt Thornhill's Boomer Project Blog
- Monocle Magazine
- Name Development Name Wire Blog
- Old Time Radio Clips and Brand Histories
- Perpetual Licensing (represents some cool brands like Roycroft)
- Prof. James Twitchell, Pop Culture Scholar
- Raymond Loewy Official Site
- Retro Thing
- River West Brands brand revival company
- Save the Hotel Pennsylvania
- Schwimmer Trademark Blog of Atty Martin Schwimmer
- The Social Affairs Unit, founded by Digby Anderson
- The Trad Blog
- TV Party Website of Billy Ingram
- Venture Republic branding
- Walter Dorwin Teague Associates
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I do, I do like Mattingly & Moore. I'm sure many people are turned off when they see the price tag for this (I can get a liter of it for $10.15 (including tax!)). It's actually a good, smooth bourbon. It has a good taste to it. Don't expect the complexity of Woodford Reserve or Maker's Mark. However, it is what it is - good, quality bourbon for a good price.
ReplyDeleteI try to keep a bottle or two on hand at all times. It's good for mixing, drinking on the rocks or maybe even neat. Bottoms up!