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dianne5500
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I TALKED A FRIEND OF MINE OUT OF THIS PLASTIC SIGN, WHEN HE SOLD HIS BAR, ABOUT THIRTY YEARS AGO. IM NOT SURE WHAT ITS WORTH, I CAN'T FIND ANOTHER ONE LIKE IT ANYWHERE! ANYBODY ELSE HAVE ONE? IT'S IN GREAT CONDITION!!
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Of course that's the old Denver Bronco logo and about 30 years ago would be right as that was when the Broncos were called the "Orange Crush". Even though the name was immensely popular, Orange Crush the drink, did not like the association and after a threatened lawsuit the nickname was largely dropped.
Wow that is cool...are u interested in selling it?
did u keep it ?