This vintage two-tone Arizona mug offers detailed artwork of Grand Canyon National Park. Rotated views on the mug also include the Kaibab Trail and Suspension Bridge.
Keep on truckin'. A red, white and blue color scheme and a slightly futuristic truck icon gives this Virginia Hiway Inc mug an extra jolt.
Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!! Rev your engines, and pour yourself some hi-octane java in this Grundy County Speedway mug.
Fog coming off the distant mountains, a babbling brook nearby, and steam rising from a Cub Scout mug full of freshly perked coffee straight from the campfire completes this picturesque scene.
A Pep Boys coffee mug for people on the go. This plastic mug came with an adhesive backed cup holder that the mugs pedestal slid into. Sticking it on your shiny dashboard might of seemed like a good idea, but probably didn't do much for the car's value.
A mug for a sweltering summer. The reverse side of Topp's mug let's you know they also provided portable heating solutions in case you want to plan ahead for the winter.
A mug from 2000 for the "Global Celebration at The Crossroads of the World" with a bold and colorful graphic that nicely captures the energy of Times Square.
A nice mug from the Professional Airways Systems Specialists 1982 convention with a "you're in good hands" themed logo. I have to wonder if there is such a thing as the Amateur Airways Systems Specialist convention?
A straight forward, no nonsense mug with a slightly industrial edge from HRH Insurance. The blocky 3 dimensional HRH type gives this mug an extra caffeinated boost.
Happy Holidays. Stylized ornaments set a Christmas mood, circa 1977, on this coffee mug from the mail order merchandiser Lillian Vernon. 
Another personalized coffee mug. I was attracted to this one mainly for the questions that it raises, like, why was Frank so possessive about his mug? Did everyone else in Frank's family have their own checkered coffee mug? And, what's the connection between Frank and red checked patterns- did he just really like picnics??
It's hard not to start humming John Denver's Rocky Mountain High when looking at this coffee mug. The stylized 'C', black pedestal base and sunset gradation combine to give it a rad 70's vibe man.
There are a lot of things to like about this coffee mug, including the shape, the tropical spot art, the colors and even the way the brown trim at the top got carried over to the handle- adding just a touch of mass produced indifference to that morning cup of Joe.
New post next Sunday
