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Description: Lawton Nonprofit Alliance of Oklahoma

Description: What a magical place in Oklahoma City! Another nostalgic DEAD TRADEMARK from the 80s and 90s.

Description: What a magical place on Classen. Another nostalgic DEAD TRADEMARK from the 80s and 90s.

Description: What a magical place in Oklahoma City. Another nostalgic DEAD TRADEMARK of the awesome 80s and 90s.

Description: This was the black version of the souvenir shirt. It was worn by the kitchen staff as well.

Description: Before the other guys, there was TG&Y. Everything I owned came from there when I was a kid in the 70s and 80s.

Description: This man needs no introduction! An icon on Oklahoma City scary movie nights. The skits during the commercials were priceless. A true UHF treasure.

Description: Oh what a night!

Description: Who can forget one of Oklahoma City's gems from the 70s and 80s? The Car Wash and the Potty Train! Woo Woo! A fine DEAD trademark from OKC's days gone by.

Description: This is the logo for the cat foster care and adoption agency known as Black Cat Crossing. Based in Lawton, OK. This is a design for them based on vintage Halloween decorations. Show your support for them by sporting their art! Not trademarked and used here by permission for their work.

Description: If you were one of the lucky kids that got to have their birthday party at Perfect Swing Family Fun Center in Norman, OK...you got a souvenir shirt to take home with you. Here's one from around 2005.

Description: Who hasn't been to the old Perfect Swing in Norman, OK? They closed in 2010 after being damaged by a tornado. Don't forget to get your Perfect Swing birthday shirt! This trademark is DEAD.

Description: A vintage Halloween fancy cat.

Description: Back before Napster, Limewire, or YouTube, kids in Oklahoma had Sound Warehouse. I loved metal, so if it had a cool cover, I would buy the cassette. Some were awesome, and I discovered tons of awesome bands. Others sucked baaaaad! Another wonderful, DEAD trademark from the good ole days.

Description: This was my favorite restaurant in Houston when I was a kid in the 70s. The candy at the bottom of the chips was amazing. There's still one restaurant open, but this logo is a dead trademark.

Description: This is one of my favorite logos from the 70s. I loved this store as a kid, and wanted a T-shirt with the logo. This store went out of business in the 80s, and the Trademark is now DEAD on the federal lookup. This is a beautiful piece of nostalgia from Houston and surrounding areas of Texas from the 1970s. Enjoy, and don't forget to check out the Monterey House Mexican Restaurant design (also a DEAD trademark on the federal look-up).