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Vintage Howard Johnson, Hojo Stock Certificate 1960s Extinct American Icon Rip 2021

Name: Vintage Howard Johnson, Hojo Stock Certificate 1960s Extinct American Icon Rip 2021
Brand: Vintage and Antique Gifts
SKU: twvivv0250dh
Price: 6.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (14 reviews)

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This vintage Howard Johnson HoJo stock certificate from the 1960s is a must-have for collectors and fans of American icons.

Measuring at 12 x 8 inches, this unique piece of history is a rare find.

Featuring the extinct logo and name of one of the largest restaurant chains in the USA during the 1960s and 1970s, this item is a reminder of a bygone era. It's hard to believe that a company that once dominated the restaurant industry is now all but a memory.

The last surviving store in Lake George, NY unfortunately did not make it through the pandemic. This vignette serves as not only a piece of nostalgia but also as a symbol of the changing landscape of the American dining experience. Enjoy having the uniqueness and significance of this symbol of Americana.

So don't let this opportunity pass you by - own a piece of American history today with this vintage HoJo stock certificate.

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Nice piece, smooth transaction, E-Z all the way. AAAAA+++++

Thank you! A neat historic piece. I actually am sad HOJO's is RIP.

Neat item. Love the details on the stock certificate. Would buy from again.

Thank you, we hope we get to see you again! Stocks are so neat and each one is unique. I grew up when HoJo's were on every corner I can't believe in a few short decades they cease to exist.