Red border, with a black background. Text also has a black background on the top half, with a red outline, and blue to white color transition on the bottom half.

Tron is a movie from 1982 that starred Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner. The plot centers around Bridges, who gets "sucked" into a video game and is made to fight in gladiator-like games to win his freedom. This is a promotional item which, along with other versions, was released when the movie opened in theaters.

Illustration of a cartoon shark with black text on an orange and green background.

Marineland was an oceanarium and tourist attraction that operated on the Palos Verdes Peninsula coast of Los Angeles County from 1954 to 1987. From 1978 to 1981 it was owned by Taft Broadcasting, owners of the Hanna-Barbera animation studio, who rebranded the park “Hanna-Barbera’s Marineland” and used many of the studio’s famous cartoon characters. This design features character Jabberjaw, a cartoon shark who was featured on a popular Saturday morning cartoon show in the late 1970’s.

Cartoon illustration of a rat in a raft with life jacket and paddle navigating a body of water. Black and blue text on white background.

Six Flags Magic Mountain is an amusement park located in Santa Clarita, California that opened in 1971. Roaring Rapids is a river rapids ride that was constructed there in 1981 to duplicate the popular Thunder River ride at Six Flags Astroworld. Similar rides at other Six Flags parks include: Congo Rapids (formerly Roaring Rapids) at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey (built in 1981), Roaring Rapids at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Texas (built in 1983), and Roaring Rapids at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois (built in 1984).

Illustration of a stagecoach with riders watching as driver holds up a bag with money symbol to a cowboy with red bandana covering face and holding a rifle.

Knott’s Berry Farm is an amusement park located in Buena Park, California that opened in 1920. Originally a berry farm, it was developed by the Knott family into a roadside attraction and then eventually an amusement park. The Wild West theme here was part of the park's identity from early on; in fact, one of the first attractions built by Walter Knott in the 1940’s was a replica old west ghost town.

Purple background, with blue text, and an illustration of Belle, the Beast, and three other characters.

Beauty and the Beast is a 1991 Disney animated movie that features Belle (Beauty), and the Beast. Belle's father is imprisoned by the Beast, and she trades her freedom for her father's. Eventually, the two fall in love with the help of the Beast's staff, and he turns from a beast into a handsome prince. 

Illustration of the characters the Cat in the Hat, Babar the Elephant, Big Bird, and Brother and Sister Bear with red, green, magenta and yellow balloons.  Yellow and black text on a blue background.

“Crown Kids” is a creation of the Canadian Broadcasting Company, the oldest broadcasting network in Canada. The CBC also features children’s programming, which includes the shows that own the characters that are featured in this design. 

Black background, and white text with a red outline, along with an illustration of Annie.

Annie premiered as a musical on Broadway in 1977, and the production won 7 Tony Awards during its initial run. The musical is about an orphan (Annie) that gets adopted by a wealthy man. The musical was originally based on a comic strip that was published in the New York Daily News during the 1920s called Little Orphan Annie. There has been two Broadway revivals of the play, the most recent one in 2012.

Illustration of woman wearing blue shirt with red flowers, red skirt and white apron.  Blue, red and black text on a white background.

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Illustration of four singing men with mustaches, bowler hats, bow ties and suits surrounded by several musical notes.  Red and blue text on a white background.

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Pink hearts, red and black text on a white background.

American Greetings is a greeting card company founded in the early 20th century. In 1956, they introduced an innovative humor collection called "Hi Brows". This collection features greeting cards and other items with humorous sayings and images. The collection featured work from several artists over the years and most notably featured artwork by underground comix artist, Robert Crumb early in his career.