Energizer 1989 "Change Your Clock Change Your Battery" POS Display Kit
Red K Products presents: Vintage Energizer "Change Your Clock Change Your Battery" Shipping Carton - A Rare Survivor of Advertising History!
Energize your collection with this incredibly rare piece of marketing history! This isn't just a box; it is a behind-the-scenes artifact from Energizer's iconic and life-saving "Change Your Clock Change Your Battery" campaign. Dating back to the campaign's golden era (late 1980s/early 1990s), this heavy-duty shipping carton originally transported point-of-sale displays to retailers and fire stations across America. Featuring bold stenciled typography and original logistical markings, it captures the industrial essence of a pre-digital world. This is a unique opportunity to own a "survivor" artifact that represents the historic partnership between Energizer and the International Association of Fire Chiefs—a campaign that changed habits and saved lives.
Perfect for:
- Collectors of vintage advertising, packaging, and industrial ephemera.
- Enthusiasts of the Energizer brand and marketing history.
- Fire safety historians and collectors of fire service memorabilia.
- Anyone seeking a unique, conversation-starting piece of "behind-the-scenes" logistics history.
Condition: This vintage shipping carton is in impressive "Very Good" condition for a utilitarian object of its age. The cardboard remains structurally sound with its natural color well-preserved. The black stenciled text is bold, clear, and fully legible. It features an authentic handwritten "#877" tracking notation on the front, adding to its unique provenance. As a genuine shipping container, it shows expected shelf wear and remnants of the original reinforced sealing tape on the reverse, confirming its authenticity.
Here's the list of contents:
- Vintage Shipping Carton: One original, empty corrugated cardboard shipping box for the Energizer POS kit. Please note: The original riser card and brochures mentioned on the exterior are not included; this listing is for the collectible shipping vessel itself.