Day-Glo Paint Collection

  • 22 Products

Using paints developed by Day-Glo Color Corporation, these blow molds are easily identified (and seen!) by their distinctly bright colors. Poloron Products, Union Products, and later Empire, were the only blow mold manufacturers known to have used Day-Glo paint on their products beginning in the 1960s. By the mid 1970s, Poloron Products, Union Products, and Empire no longer sold products with the vibrant paint, which was often advertised as a way to enhance their daytime appearance.

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Introduced in 1972?
Cat. #1361
© Matt Peterman
Introduced in 1972?
Cat. #1362
© Matt Peterman
Mold stamped 1970 (#024152)
Cat. #1381
© Mel Fischer
Available 1971-1975 (5y)
Mold stamped 1968 (#023804)
© Jason Quick
© Tyler Scally
Available in 1970s
Mold stamped 1971
Cat. #1312
© Tommy Montanaro
Available in 1970s
Mold stamped 1969 (#024125)
Cat. #1386
© Mel Fischer
Mold stamped 1969 (#024125)
Cat. #1386
© Mel Fischer
Derby Hat Snowman photo
Available 1972-1974 (3y)
Mold stamped 1971
Cat. #1324
© Mel Fischer
Available 1972?-1973? (~2y)
Mold stamped 1971
Cat. #1351
© Tommy Montanaro
Available 1971-1973? (~3y)
Mold stamped 1968 (#023776)
Cat. #1315
© Michael Tausch
Wooden Soldier Lamp photo
Available in 1971? (~1y)
Mold stamped 1969
© Mel Fischer
Carolers photo
Available in 1970s
Cat. #C19
© Mel Fischer
Elf photo
Available in 1970s
© Mel Fischer
Available 1960s-1970s
Cat. #C17
© Tyler Scally
Santa with Candy Cane photo
Available in 1970s?
Cat. #C67
© Mel Fischer
Mrs. Snowman Plaque photo
Vacucel (styrofoam)
Introduced in 1970s?
© David L. Arsenault
Introduced in 1960s
© Jason Quick
Drummer Boy photo
Introduced in 1970s
Cat. #C68D
© Mel Fischer
Christmas Elf with Lantern photo
Injection-molded
Available in 1971? (~1y)
Cat. #2756, 27560
© Ed Bonsignore
Santa photo
Injection-molded
Available in 1970s?
© James W. Barron
Gnome photo
Injection-molded
Introduced in 1960s
© David L. Arsenault