Hamburger Logo Magnets
Description: Would you like fries with that? Showcase your love of this defunct fast food franchise with this beautifully designed shirt. General Equipment launched the Burger Chef chain in 1958. Burger Chef was the first to develop the Flame-Broiled Burger, create the “Value Combo”, and create the “Funmeal”. The final restaurant to carry the Burger Chef name closed in 1996.
Description: Show off your love for iconic snacks with this classic Pringles mascot design featuring the iconic Mr. P mustache and bold logo. Perfect for potato chip lovers, foodie culture fans, and anyone who enjoys fun, retro snack apparel. Great as a gift for friends, family, or fellow snack enthusiasts!
Description: Classic Domino's Pizza red and blue logo design. Perfect for pizza lovers, fast food fans, delivery drivers, and pop culture enthusiasts. A clean and recognizable brand graphic that looks great on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and everyday casual wear. Great gift idea for friends, family, foodie lovers, and anyone who can't get enough pizza!
Description: Vintage Geri’s Hamburgers tee! A nostalgic Rockford, Illinois fast-food favorite founded in 1962, spreading across northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin with its quick takeout service, affordable burgers, fries, and shakes. Known for its distinctive red, white, and blue storefronts and hamburger mascot, Geri’s grew to at least 13 locations before its corporate operation folded in 1981. The last independently operated restaurant closed in Beloit, Wisconsin, in 1999. A retro tribute to the golden age of Midwest fast-food history.
Description: Vintage Burger Queen’s Queenie Bee tee! A nostalgic fast-food icon born in Winter Haven, Florida, where Burger Queen was founded in 1956 by Harold and Helen Kite. Introduced in 1971, Queenie Bee became the chain’s beloved cartoon bee mascot, appearing in advertisements, restaurant signs, and promotional events. In 1981, Burger Queen rebranded as Druther’s, retiring the original brand identity. A retro tribute to classic American fast-food nostalgia and one of its most memorable mascots.
Description: Vintage Royal Castle Hamburgers tee! A nostalgic Miami, Florida fast-food favorite founded in 1938 by William Singer. Inspired by White Castle, the chain became famous for its small, round hamburgers, crispy fries, frosty mugs of Birch Beer, distinctive orange-and-white buildings, and the royal slogan “Fit for a King!” At its peak, Royal Castle operated around 175 locations across several states before the company entered liquidation in 1975. The last remaining Miami restaurant closed in 2025. A retro tribute to South Florida’s golden age of fast-food history.
Description: Winky's Hamburgers was a highly popular regional fast-food chain centered around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1962 by brothers Harold and Bernard Erenstein, the drive-in chain grew to 42 locations across Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. It was beloved for its ultra-cheap prices before closing down in the mid-1980s.
Description: Vintage Burger Queen tee! A nostalgic Winter Haven, Florida fast-food favorite founded in 1956 by Harold and Helen Kite. The chain expanded across the United States and beyond, serving burgers, fries, fried chicken, and other classic American favorites. Famous for its cheerful Queenie Bee mascot, Burger Queen rebranded as Druther’s in 1981 to reflect its broader menu. The Druther’s chain later transitioned largely to Dairy Queen franchises around 1990–1991. A retro tribute to a forgotten icon of American fast-food history.
