A friend and I were undergrads at university in Oregon in 1967. We rented a small house off campus. A friend gave us one of those metal SWP signs about three feet top to bottom. Someone had white painted over the SWP on the can and replaced the letters with a peace sign. We hung it on our porch wall.
Nice. You might want to reach out to their marketing department. Though it would be more on-brand if they merely switched the paint color to green... Thanks, Julian.
A friend and I were undergrads at university in Oregon in 1967. We rented a small house off campus. A friend gave us one of those metal SWP signs about three feet top to bottom. Someone had white painted over the SWP on the can and replaced the letters with a peace sign. We hung it on our porch wall.
Nice. You might want to reach out to their marketing department. Though it would be more on-brand if they merely switched the paint color to green... Thanks, Julian.
I always assumed that was the Socialist Workers Party logo…
Might have been... and then when their red wave didn't work out they pivoted to paint?