The top half of the button has "ORANGE JUICE" in blue with an orange background.  A Sealtest logo is in the top center in orange surrounded by a blue rectangle.  The lower half of the button has orange lettering with a blue background.

Sealtest Dairy was a division of the National Dairy Products Corporation that manufactured dairy products throughout the United States. It is the predecessor to Kraft Foods, Inc. One of its products included orange juice.

Blue text on a white background.  

The Plymouth Voyager car was manufactured by Chrysler Corporation from 1974-1998 and DaimlerChrysler from 1998-2000. In 2000, the manufacturing of the Plymouth Voyager van ceased. From 2001-2003, it was named the Chrysler Voyager.

Capitalized, black text with FS logo and a photograph of a cow's head on a yellow background.  

FS is a national retail brand that represents a network of farm supply companies, agricultural products and services.

http://www.fssystem.com/

White text on red background.  

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Red text along top and botton edges with Alfy's Pizza & Pasta logo in center, surrounded by a thin red border on a white background.  

Alfy’s Pizza and Pasta is an Everett, Washington based restaurant with eight locations around the state. It is locally owned and has been in operation for over 40 years.

Blue text in the center encompassed by a blue and white striped circle with a light green background.

For Feet's sake was an advertising slogan and registered trademark of the Vitabath Corporation. Vitabath made foot care creams for calluses and other skin problems related to the feet. Two of Vitabath's main products were the Heel-To-Toe Cream and the Pumice Souffle creams.

Capitalized black text over an image of a stopwatch clock face on a white background.  

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Black text on banner image with yellow and black checker board background.

Known by their consistent checkerboard logo, this New York City institution has boasted the largest selection of jeans since 1973. Carrying both new and used clothing, the trendy shop caters to an eclectic mix of urban shoppers. Although their popular Broadway location in Manhattan closed in 2002, the Brooklyn location kept its doors open.

Exclamatory red text above a green and white carton of cottage cheese with a red Sealtest logo flanked by images of celery, carrots, and dill on a white background.

Sealtest Dairy was a division of the National Dairy Products Corporation that manufactured dairy products throughout the United States. It is the predecessor to Kraft Foods, Inc. One of its products included vege-dill cottage cheese in a plastic container.

Black font above a blue and red Amtrak logo on a white background.

The National Railroad Passenger Corporation, or Amtrak, was created by an act of Congress in 1970, which brought together ailing privately run rail services across the US to form a hybrid public-private entity that would receive taxpayer funding to operate intercity passenger trains.  From the privately run services, Amtrak acquired rolling stock, equipment, capital, and crews.  They also acquired all the existing problems in the railroad systems such as facilities in need of maintenance and redundant stations.

After their formation on 1 May 1971, Amtrak consolidated the railroad system and began to make improvements to their inherited equipment and facilities. This button is an example of one produced by Amtrak between 1971-1974 to promote these improvements, which included refurbished rail cars, renovated stations and a simplified reservation system.

The name “Amtrak” is an amalgamation of the words "American" and "track."  The original logo - which was in use between 1971 and 2000 - featured the recognizable “motion mark,” and utilized the patriotic colors of red, white and blue.