Kirkland Tank Tops
Description: If you grew up in Kirkland, Washington in the '60s through the '80s, you probably remember Bel-Kirk Motors. Located at Central Way and Lake Street, Bel-Kirk was one of the only car dealerships in the downtown area. The small indoor dealership was just 48,000 square feet, or a little over an acre, and only sold a couple of Swedish nameplates. With a tagline turned radio jingle of "we don't wear ties and we don't tell lies," Bel-Kirk Motors' casual approach helped them sell 600-1200 cars a year and build a solid reputation in the community.
Description: A bright, eye-catching composition featuring a blue soda cup with a straw and condensation droplets. To the right, an all-beef hot dog in a bun rests on a red surface, accompanied by small white dishes of yellow mustard, green relish, and red ketchup. Text includes "KIRKLAND SIGNATURE", "ALL-BEEF HOT DOG AND SODA", "$1.50", and "1/2 POUND PLUS 550 - 580 CALORIES".
Description: Kirkland Lake, Ontario is a northern town shaped by its rich gold mining history and strong community spirit. Surrounded by forests and lakes, it reflects the rugged beauty of Northeastern Ontario. This drawing makes a meaningful keepsake or gift for anyone connected to Kirkland Lake.
