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Nov 15

by Bobby Kosser in Advertisement, Memorabilia, Souvenirs, Sports 0 comments tags: advertsing, cigarette companies, Crisp Crunch, memorabilia, Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali, My Forever Treasures, Space Jam

American Classic Merchandising Lucky Strike Ad – Muhammad Ali Crisp Crunch Candy Bar – Michael Jordan Space Jam Bandages

The, purpose of all products, is to convince the consumer. Show the public, reasons why they want, need & should buy their product. Always focus on the consumer’s desires. The 1930’s offered cigarette companies an unusual circumstance. Their, objective was to influence consumers, a dangerous product (cigarettes) was safe and desirable. Today, cigarette packages have medical warnings! They’re banned in most restaurants, theaters, federal buildings, radio and television commercials just to bring us up to date! Our, vintage 1930’s Lucky Strike Cigarette ad, shows why “Luckies” was that decade’s most successful cigarette advertising campaign. Lucky Strike Cigarettes, gained the consumer’s trust by offering Doctors assuring the public. Their, brand “Luckies” “tastes great,” and was not only safe, but “Toasted” assuring a smooth smoke.”Luckies” was protecting their throat, from irritating coughing. Doctors, assurances and scientific survey evidence, convinced the 1930’s American consumer! Even sugar cravings would disappear, if they lit up a Lucky Strike. Weight loss was possible. This, brought a 200% increase in female Lucky Strike purchases. Our, vintage Smoke “Luckies” Cigarette ad says it all. Vintage Lucky Strike Cigarette Commercial In 1978, Muhammad Ali Crisp Crunch All Natural Ingredients Candy Bar was created. Consumers are […]

Oct 31

by Bobby Kosser in Autographs, People, Photo, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: 1950's Rock & Roll, autographed photo, Blueberry Hill, Fats Domino, music, vintage

Vintage Fats Domino Autographed Publicity Photo

Fats Domino, was an American singer, songwriter and pianist. Domino’s, early signature crowd favorite, was his stomping New Orleans barrel house piano style. He, pioneered the Rock ‘n’ Roll Sound, of the 1950’s. This, early rock & roller, had a boogie piano. It,enabled Fats, to become the 1st black original innovator, to crossover to Billboard’s Pop Charts. Domino classics “Ain’t That A Shame,” and 5 million selling record “Blueberry Hill,” paved the way for Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. In, the 1950’s and early 1960’s, Fats Domino released 3 dozen hits. His, record sales, were only surpassed by Elvis. Other artists, borrowed from Domino’s heavily rhythmic danceable style of R. & B. Little Richard, said “Fats, could make a piano talk.” By, the late 1950’s, this “Fatman,” had more than 2 dozen gold records, including “Blue Monday,” “I Want To Walk You Home,” “Whole Lotta Lovin” and “One Night.” “One Night,” written by Dave Bartholomew, his producer and co-writing partner, was also a hit for Elvis Presley. Elvis, said Fats was “an influence and an inspiration.” “No one, could sing these songs, like Fats.” A great singer. A great artist. No one, could beat him, when it […]

Oct 21

by Bobby Kosser in Advertisement, Memorabilia, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: advertising, Captain Midnight, Cereal Bowl, collection, memorabilia, mug, Ovaltine, Skippy, vintage, Wheaties

Vintage Premiums – Wheaties Children’s Cereal Bowl – Skippy Style Theme – 1930 Era Percy L. Crosby Art – Captain Midnight Ovaltine Cup Shaker – Radio Premium Advertising Treasures

Breakfast, cereals and drinks, have found premiums,to be a very successful form of advertising. Premiums, are promotional items such as toys, collectibles, souvenirs or household products. They, are linked to the breakfast product. These, gifts often require box tops, labels or proof of purchases.The more expensive premiums, require the most proof. The, 3 types of premiums, include gift with purchase, proof of purchases and in-or-on purchase packages. Many, proofs of purchases, had the consumer, receiving the most valuable premium. Both, Wheaties and Ovaltine, championed premiums desired, by their youngest market. Wheaties, is an American breakfast cereal, primarily made of wheat and bran. This, mixture is baked into flakes. Wheaties, has been a General Mills breakfast cereal, since 1922. It, was among the first offering a ready to eat cereal. The, perfect alternative to oatmeal and other cooked favorites. General Mills, offered Wheaties Premiums, as a successful formula for advertising. They, realized these “fun” gifts, strengthened consumer relationships and encouraged repeat business. Percy L.Crosby, created cartoon character “Skippy,” a rambunctious 12 year old 5th grader. The escapades, of this boy and his friends, could be found in America’s top comic strips.1924-46. His, character also starred in one of 1930’s […]

Oct 08

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Bieber, David Cassidy, famous people, guitars, Justin Bieber, musicians, souvenirs, teens, Toothbrush, toy guitar

Vintage Teen Idols Treasures David Cassidy Partridge Family Toy Guitar and Justin Bieber Musical Toothbrush

A teen idol, is a celebrity, with a large teenage fan-base. Many, teen idols are musicians, actors and models. They, all find their face/and images, on the covers of fan magazines. Young, females are, the teen idol’s most loyal and dedicated fans. They, pay for magazines, go to concerts and movies.(several times.) Watch television, follow the internet and purchase the most merchandise.They, assure multi-platinum results! Teen idols, have had young fans scream for joy, since Frank Sinatra’s female bobby soxers.(1940’s.) Elvis Presley, was the 1950’s ultimate teen idol. A recording, performing, movie star teen idol. Also, appealing to tweens and older fans as well. This combination, offered Elvis as the entertainment industry’s most powerful. The Beatles, Monkees, David Cassidy, The Jackson 5, Taylor Swift, ‘NSYNC, The Spice Girls, Miley Cyrus, Cinema’s “Brat Pack” and Justin Bieber, are also among teen idol superstars. My Forever Treasures, is “teen idolizing,” David Cassidy and Justin Bieber. It’s, our 1st Vintage Teen Idol Museum Quality Time with YOU. October 11, 1990 – David Cassidy Interview David Cassidy, was an actor, singer and musician, known as Keith Partridge, on television’s hit musical sitcom, “The Partridge Family.” David’s, # 1 pop hit […]

Jul 27

by Rich Benvin in Memorabilia, Music, People, Posters, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: concerts, memorabilia, Mick Jagger, music, My Forever Treasures, Pasche 1971, posters, rock memorabilia, rock music, Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones

Original The Rolling Stones UK Tour Poster 1971 Pasche Lithograph

We’re, responding to requests, for another Rolling Stones Treasure. Direct, from our Rolling Stones rarities vault. Framed, on your wall, share this original 1971 U.K. Tour, John Pasche Lithograph. This, 1971 rarity is 20″ x 30.” From, 1970-1974 he designed, 4 posters for the Stones. Pasche, was commissioned by Mick Jagger, to create The Rolling Stones Logo. His,”Lips” and “Tongue” logo designs, are iconic and recognized around the world. Even, his freelance art designs, for Paul McCartney, The Who, and Bowie are legendary. John Pasche, is one of the best. Ask, Mick. The, 1971 U.K.Tour, was the Stones first, in their homeland since 1966. Brian Jones, was on the 1966 shows, Mick Taylor on these. Both,tours were ages ago. Ronnie Wood, became a Rolling Stone, 4 years later, and he’s been in the band, for 42 years!! All, their concerts took place in Britain and Scotland. The, poster’s list of cities, has them performing, twice each day at most stops. The Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Liverpool and London shows were among the highlights. Mick, Keith and the lads, had earned so much money, in record sales and concert tours, they found themselves in the 97% tax bracket, in […]

Jul 17

by Bobby Kosser in Hollywood, People, Souvenirs, Writing Tablet 0 comments tags: Betty Grable, Hollywood Souvenir, Movie Star, My Forever Treasures, Richard Barthelmess, Spencer Tracy, videos, Writing Tablet

Vintage 1920 and 1930 Movie Star Souvenir Writing Tablet Treasures Spencer Tracy, Betty Grable & Richard Barthelmess

The success, of 1920’s silent films and 1930’s “talkies,” had America celebrating, it’s motion picture idols. Fans, couldn’t get enough, movie tobacco trade cards, glossy arcade photos, or screen star writing tablets. These, incredible writing souvenirs, feature a color lithograph print of each famous actor. My Forever Treasures, is pleased to offer, 3 movie star tablet classics. Richard Bartelmess, 1920’s silent film superstar. 1930’s legends, Betty Grable and Spencer Tracy, complete our movie star tablet trio. Wow. Richard Barthemless, was a silent film legend. His, 90 year old writing tablet, show why his good looks, had female fans wide-eyed. 1922 Photoplay, described him as “The, idol of every girl in America.” Loved, for his roles opposite Lillian Gish and classics, such as “The Patent Leather Kid,” and 1927’s “Noose.” Barthelmess, was nominated, for a Best Actor Academy Award, at the very first ceremony. (1934-1946) Betty Grable was, Hollywood’s record setting box office sensation. World War 2, had American soldiers adoring, her pin-up powers. Grable’s 42 films, including “Coney Island,” and “Down Argentina Way,” grossed $100 million. Her, beautiful 20th Century-Fox Studio writing tablet, was on everyone’s Xmas list. Spencer Tracy, appeared in 75 films and was one […]

Jul 09

Rare Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Pinback Party Vintage Classics

Welcome, to My Forever Treasures, first “Historical Rock & Roll Hall of Fame” Pinback Collection. Collecting music pinbacks, offers souvenirs and mementos, that embrace wonderful memories. Our, collections reconnect us to musicians, songs and shows we’ve loved. They’ve, always been a staple for tours, albums and iconic images. (Woodstock ’69.) Among, the most popular are, radio/venue promotions. (WPLJ Salutes The Who in N.Y.C.’76.) Record label classics are winners.(“Rumours,” Fleetwood Mac’77) The incredible success, of our last Pinback Parade, has us celebrating music’s best. Our, rare R. & R. Hall of Fame Pinback Classics, include “Don’t Knock the Rock,”film.’56. Beatles,’64. Stones Fan Club’64. “The Last Waltz,” Band’76. “Say It Loud..”James Brown’68. “Rumours,”Fleetwood Mac’77. “B.Graham Presents The Grateful Dead’88.” “WPLJ Salutes The Who’76.” N.Y.C. Woodstock’69, and so much more. “Don’t Knock The Rock,” is our first 3″ museum piece. It’s, from the 1956 film, starring Little Richard and Bill Haley & the Comets. Richard, was inducted in the Hall’s first 1986 Class, with Elvis and James Brown. Haley, in 1987. James Brown’s rare 3″ “Say It Loud. I’m Black And I’m Proud,” 1968. was one of his biggest hits, and a highlight of Brown’s shows. Elvis,”Love Me Tender,”Flasher’56 was […]

Jul 03

by Bobby Kosser in Autographs, Movies, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: autographed photo, Foreman Phillips, Rogers autograph, Rogers children's wash cloth, Rogers Lunch Box, Roy Rogers, Spade Cooley, vintage

Vintage Roy Rogers Autographed Publicity Film Photo. Spade Cooley & Foreman Phillips signed. Rogers Vintage Lunch Box & Children’s Bath Mitten

Roy Rogers, was an American singer and actor. One, of the most popular Western Stars, of his era. Known, as “King of the Singing Cowboys,” Roy, appeared in more than 100 films, and numerous radio and television episodes.”The Roy Rogers Show,” was a 1950’s, television favorite. After, winning a 1938 Republic Films, “Singing Cowboy Contest,” he was signed, to a movie contract. Republic, changed his name, from Leonard Slye, to Roy Rogers. His, appearance in their, “Under Western Stars,” created America’s newest matinee idol. “Billy the Kid Returns,” “The Arizona Kid,” and “Young Buffalo Bill,” secured Rogers place, as a top star. A supporting role, in John Wayne’s classic, 1940’s “Dark Command,” set the stage, for super stardom. The public, loved his palomino “Trigger,” sidekicks Pat Brady, Gabby Hayes and Andy Devine. They, celebrated his movie, back-up group “Sons of the Pioneers,” and the All-American hero, Roy Rogers brought to the screen. With, the songs “Tumbling Tumbleweeds,” “Cool Water,” with the “Pioneers,” and “Happy Trails,” by wife and film co-star, in near 30 films, this “King of the Singing Cowboys,” had classics everyone loved. With, the money Republic made, from his films and personal appearances, Roy brought a […]

Jun 26

by Bobby Kosser in Music, People, Pinback, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Clash, collection, Devo, Elton John, Elvis, Flashers, Led Zeppelin, memorabilia, pinbacks, promotional, Springsteen, The Beatles, Van Morrison, Vari-View

9 Promotional Music Pinbacks, Favorites. Clash,”Bollocks,” Devo, Beatles, Elvis Flashers. “Van the Man,” 1972, Barbra for McGovern, Elton, ” Led Zeppelin, Springsteen,

Collecting music pinbacks, offers a souvenir, memento, or keepsake that embraces wonderful memories. Our collections, connect us to famous musicians, shows we’ve seen and songs we love. Music pinbacks are a staple for tours, albums and iconic images, that last forever. Among, the most popular types, are “Flicker/Flashers,” radio and venue promotions, and record label classics. Responding, to endless requests. My Forever Treasures, is parting, with 9 of our valued vintage favorites. This revered collection includes, The Clash, Devo, the Beatles, Elvis, Van Morrison, Barbra, Springsteen, Elton John and Led Zeppelin. We’re, offering The Clash, “Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols,” Album pinback. An, especially rare, 1977 3″ Beauty. This, was the only studio album, recorded by the English punk rock band. Johnny Rotten’s foaming, confrontational style, made them international sensations. Devo, of “Whip It” fame, offered their iconic 1980 “Balloon Girl,” 3″ “Vari-Vue” Flicker/Flasher. A, Devo’s “Museum Quality Classic.” It’s, among the most requested, & remembered Flicker/Flasher of all. She, lets go of the balloons, & they fly away. Our, large 3″ Barbra Streisand / McGovern Fundraiser Concert pinback Apr. 15, 1972, is valued most. It’s, considered a “Crown Jewel” of pinback collecting. In, […]

Jun 19

by Bobby Kosser in Autographs, Broadway, People, Playbill, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Mae West, movie star autograph, movie star photo, Paul Muni, Rex Harrison, Theater Playbill, Wallace Beery

Paul Muni, Vintage Autographed, “Key Largo” Playbill, Wallace Beery, M.G.M.1930’s Writing Tablet, Rex Harrison, Signed Photo, & Mae West, “Come On Up,” Playbill

To assure, our clients, one-of-a-kind treasures. My Forever Treasures, is offering our, first vintage “4 in 1” film museum piece. Academy Award winners, who were stars of stage and screen. A rare combination, of Paul Muni, Wallace Beery, Rex Harrison and Mae West. Paul Muni, alternated between Broadway and Hollywood, for his roles. He became, one of the most distinguished actors, of both stage and screen. Muni, was one of the few screen actors, given the privilege of choosing, which film roles he wanted. His legendary film highlights include, “I am a Fugitive, from a Chain Gang,” “Scarface,” “The Good Earth,” “Viva Villa,” “The Life and Times of Emile Zola,” and a Best Actor Academy Award, for 1936’s, “The Story of Louis Pasteur.” 6 Academy Award Nominations and universal acclaim, has Paul Muni, known as one of the finest actors, of his generation. Muni’s theater success, rivaled his screen work. Our, “4 in 1” Treasure, includes this vintage Paul Muni autographed “Key Largo,” National Theater, Wash. D.C. Playbill. 1939. Historically and aesthetically important, as it documents this icon’s theater triumph. “4 in 1″ includes, this rare Wallace Beery-photo, 1930’s M.G.M.favorite, souvenir writing-book 8″x 10”. A Best Actor Academy […]

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