Wall clock promotes 'The Toronto Star'

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'The Toronto Star' has contracted the services of Concord, Ontario-based Creative DisplayWorks Corp to promote its brand image. The result was a combined newspaper-clock with white gloss styrene which was powered by a single AA battery. The wall clock display measured up to the Canadian daily newspaper's specifications of a long-term return on investment. At the same time, retailers were provided with an opportunity to offer ad space.

Use of services, Newspapers, Newspaper Publishers, Advertising, Newspaper publishing, The Toronto Star

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Molson Canadian Pub Sign

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Moldrite Products Inc of Waukesha, Wi, has designed and manufactured the Molson Canadian Pub Sign. The sign has overall dimensions of 18-inch wide by 30-inch high by 1/2-inch deep. It consists of a wide fully dimensional circular sign molded from rigid polyurethane foam decorated in eight colors. The sign is supported and mounted to the wall with a custom fabricated powder coated metal bracket.

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Kahlua Shape Write Display

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Heritage Sign and Display of Nesquehoning, PA, has designed the Kahlua Shape Write Display. The unit features a ighted logo and edge-lit write on surface. It was designed to provide a highly visible, versatile display that would increase long-term brand recognition in mid-range to upscale venues. It was also created to promote the use of Kahlua as an ingredient in mixed drinks.

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