Say Pepsi, Please – NS2566

Description A Light from the Golden Age of American Design This vintage “Say Pepsi, Please” neon sign shines again as a true survivor from the 1950s golden age of Americana. More than an ad, it’s a cultural icon — a glowing reflection of the optimism, style, and manners that defined mid-century America. Pepsi’s “Say Pepsi, Please” campaign, launched in 1957, invited the world to share in the brand’s cheerful modernity. It wasn’t just a slogan — it was a way of life, a message of friendliness and American pride that illuminated diners, gas stations, and drive-ins across the country. When Neon Ruled the Night In the 1950s and early 1960s, neon signs like this were symbols of craftsmanship and innovation. Each one was hand-bent glass, shaped by flame and filled with noble gases that brought color to the night. These glowing creations turned everyday storefronts into landmarks, embodying a time when artistry met industry in perfect harmony. This Pepsi-Cola sign, with its bold red, white, and blue bottle cap design, stood as both advertisement and artwork — a patriotic beacon of American creativity. Pepsi ColaSpecifications: Type: Single-Sided Vintage Sign Style: Rectangular Porcelain-Enamel Company: Pepsi Cola Product: Soda Date of Manufacture: 1957 Place of Manufacture: U.S.A. Color: Multi-color – Red, White and Blue Dimensions: 54" wide X 18" tall 33 lbs Condition: Original Genuine Porcelain-Enamel; Sign Face Unrestored (Cleaned Only) Hanging Details: Comes with H.J. Nick’s Exclusive “Fast Hanger Bar” for Perfectly Level Display “When I restore a piece like this, I don’t see it as a sign — I see it as a voice from history. These works tell the story of who we were — a people of imagination, integrity, and pride.” — H.J. Nick A Living Legacy Reborn in the hands of true artisans, this “Say Pepsi, Please” neon sign bridges the past and present — glowing once more as a living symbol of the craftsmanship, creativity, and culture that built America. A Symbol of Courtesy, Craft, and Culture “Say Pepsi, Please” captured an era when even advertising carried grace and civility. It spoke to the values of a young, hopeful nation — where design, craftsmanship, and kindness worked hand in hand. Today, under the care of ArtFactory.com, this sign once again glows as both a functional work of art and a testament to the enduring spirit of American craftsmanship. Watch Neon Sign Restorations Video Watch Hanging Neon Signs Video ArtFactory.com & H.J. Nick Brass Tag Certification Details The H.J. Nick Brass Tag Certification ensures each piece to be the genuine article. Backed by our over a century of experience, with our word is our bond reputation and guaranteeing or your money back “forever". The H.J. Nick Brass Tag Certification makes this item one of the highest appreciating, collectible investments that you can make. These items can be insured at stated value, usually on your home owners policy, for little added premium. Thus, making this a safer investment than even those insured by the FDIC, is much more fun to own, and puts you in control instead of the bank. Authentic Antiques And Vintage Classic Collectibles When we use the terms "Museum Quality" and "Historically Correct," we are indicating our world-class process. We absolutely preserve all original signs, badges, glass with anomalies, natural aged patinas, and everything that makes a vintage item collectible. Maintaining non-structural damage, all age, wear, and tear is proudly displayed to showcase each item's unique charm. Vintage Collectibles Waiting List Due to our earned reputation, we have the good fortune to be in high demand by collectors. 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