Rax Tapestries
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Description: A black background features the prominent white text "Rax" in large, bold lettering. To the left of the text are several rounded, horizontally oriented shapes that transition in color from orange to a lighter yellow-orange, creating a speed-like effect. Below "Rax", the white text "FAST FOOD WITH STYLE" appears in smaller, all-caps lettering.
Rax Roast Beef Mr. Delicious vintage fast food Tapestry
by carcinojen
$23 $30
Rax Roast Beef Mr. Delicious vintage fast food Tapestry
by carcinojen
$23 $30
Description: When the dog goes behind the x-ray machine, it's revealed that he's responsible for various missing objects. Scratchboard illustration by Lisa Haney.
Dog in X-Rax Shows Things He's Eaten Tapestry
by LisaHaneyIllustrations
$23 $30
Description: Arby's is an American fast food sandwich restaurant chain with more than 3,300 restaurants. The flagship property of Inspire Brands, it ranked third in systemwide sales in the United States in the quick-service and fast-casual restaurant industries in 2012, behind Subway and Panera Bread. In October 2017, Food & Wine called Arby's "America's second largest sandwich chain (after Subway)".
Description: Beefy The Cow was the ill-fated mascot of Rax Roast Beef in a time when restaurant mascots based on the very animal whose meat you were consuming was considered normal. He could be found on kids meals, hand puppets, and stickers as well as showing up in person as a guy in a furry suit. The chain would eventually swap Beefy out for Uncle Alligator which was slightly less confusing to kids, but was a rather random choice nonetheless. Founded in 1967 in Springfield, Ohio, Rax Roast Beef was originally known as JAX Roast Beef. In 1969, Rax was sold to General Foods, who then changed the name of the restaurants to RIX Roast Beef. They ran it until 1978 until just 10 franchise stores owned by the Restaurant Administration Corporation were left.
