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1 Automobiles  





2 Airlines  





3 Banking  





4 Energy  





5 Food and beverages  



5.1  Processing, distributing and retail companies  





5.2  Dairy  





5.3  Pet food  





5.4  Food items  





5.5  Alcoholic beverages  





5.6  Breakfast cereals  





5.7  Soft drinks  







6 Heavy manufacturing and processing  





7 Media  





8 Professional services  





9 Retail  



9.1  Chain stores  





9.2  Clothing and accessories  





9.3  Consumer electronics and software  





9.4  Home consumer products  





9.5  Photography  





9.6  Toy manufacturers  







10 Telecommunications  





11 Shipping and mass transportation  





12 See also  





13 References  














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This is a list of defunct (mainly American) consumer brands which are no longer made and usually no longer mass-marketedtoconsumers. Brands in this list may still be made, but are only made in modest quantities and/or limited runs as a nostalgicorretro style item.

A set of 6 white-on-red signs with white block text along the side of a road, reading in order "BIG MISTAKE", "MANY MAKE", "RELY ON HORN", "INSTEAD OF BRAKE", and, stylized, "Burma-Shave".
A set of signs promoting Burma-Shave, on U.S. Route 66

Automobiles[edit]

  • Auburn Automobile
  • Austin
  • Baker Motor Vehicle
  • Bricklin SV-1 built by Bricklin Canada Ltd. and General Vehicles Inc.
  • Carbon Motors Corporation
  • Checker Motors Corporation
  • Cord
  • Dadi Auto
  • Daewoo Motors
  • DeLorean Motor Company
  • De Soto
  • De Tomaso
  • Duesenberg
  • Duryea Motor Wagon Company
  • Eagle
  • Edsel
  • Essex
  • Facel Vega
  • Fisker Automotive
  • Gurgel Motores
  • Harrisonburg Motor Car Company
  • Hispano-Suiza
  • Holden
  • Hudson Motor Car Company
  • Hupmobile made by the Hupp Motor Car Company
  • Imperial
  • Jensen Motors
  • Kaiser Motors
  • King Midget made by the Midget Motors Corporation
  • LaSalle
  • Leyland Motors
  • Locomobile Company of America
  • Marmon Motor Car Company
  • Marmon Motor Company
  • Matra
  • Maxwell
  • Mercury
  • Nash Motors
  • National Motor Vehicle Company
  • Oakland Motor Car Company
  • Oldsmobile
  • Overland Automobile
  • Packard
  • Peerless Motor Company
  • Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
  • Playboy Automobile Company
  • Plymouth
  • Pontiac
  • REO Motor Car Company
  • Rover Company (1878-2005)
  • Saab
  • Saturn Corporation
  • Scion (automobile)
  • Shelby American (1962)
  • Simca
  • Stanley Motor Carriage Company
  • Stout Scarab made by the Stout Motor Car Company
  • Studebaker
  • Stutz Motor Company
  • Thunderbird
  • Talbot
  • Trabant
  • Tucker 48 made by the Tucker Corporation
  • Twentieth Century Motor Car Corporation
  • Wartburg
  • Westcott
  • White Motor Company
  • Willys
  • Xiali (1997)
  • Xinkai
  • Yellow Cab Company
  • Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company
  • Yellow Coach Manufacturing Company
  • Airlines[edit]

  • AB Airlines
  • Aberdeen Airways (1937)
  • Aberdeen Airways (1989)
  • ACE Freighters
  • Air 2000
  • Air Anglia
  • Air Atlanta Europe
  • Air Belfast
  • Air Berlin
  • Air Bristol
  • Air Caledonian
  • Air Canada Tango
  • Air Charter Limited
  • Air Ecosse
  • Air Europe
  • Air Ferry Limited
  • Air Foyle HeavyLift
  • Air Inter
  • Air Kilroe
  • Air Kruise
  • Air Manchester
  • Air Safaris
  • Air Scandic
  • Air Scotland
  • Air Southwest
  • AirTran
  • Airtours
  • Air Transport Charter
  • AirUK
  • Air UK Leisure
  • Air Wales
  • Airways International Cymru
  • Airwork Services
  • Airworld
  • Alitalia
  • Allied Airways
  • Alpha One Airways
  • Ambassador Airways
  • America West Airlines
  • Ansett Australia
  • Ansett New Zealand
  • Aquila Airways
  • Astraeus Airlines
  • Atlantic Airlines
  • Atlantic Express
  • AV8 Air
  • BA Connect
  • BAC Express Airlines
  • Braniff International Airways
  • BEA Airtours
  • Berlin European UK
  • Birmingham European Airways
  • British Caledonian
  • British European Airways (BEA)
  • British United Airways
  • Cambrian Airways
  • Canada 3000
  • Canadian Pacific Air Lines
  • CanJet
  • Cathay Dragon
  • Continental Airlines
  • Court Line
  • Dan-Air
  • Eastern Air Lines
  • Flybe
  • Germanwings
  • Hooters Air
  • Hughes Airwest
  • Jetsgo
  • Laker Airways
  • Luftschiffbau Zeppelin
  • MALÉV
  • MarkAir
  • Midwest Airlines
  • Mohawk Airlines
  • Monarch Airlines
  • New Zealand National Airways Corporation
  • North Central Airlines
  • Northwest Airlines
  • Ozark Airlines
  • Pacific Air Lines
  • Pan Am
  • People Express Airlines
  • Republic Airlines
  • Royal Aviation
  • Sabena
  • Skybus Airlines
  • South Pacific Airlines of New Zealand
  • TEAL
  • Thomas Cook Airlines
  • TransAsia Airways
  • Trans World Airlines
  • Trump Shuttle
  • Union Airways of N.Z. Ltd
  • US Airways
  • ValuJet
  • Vanguard Airlines
  • VARIG
  • Wardair
  • Western Airlines
  • WOW Air
  • Zip
  • Banking[edit]

    Energy[edit]

    Food and beverages[edit]

    Processing, distributing and retail companies[edit]

    APET milk advertisement from 1922

    Dairy[edit]

    Pet food[edit]

    Food items[edit]

    Alcoholic beverages[edit]

    An advertisement for Bunker Hill Breweries' Boston Club Lager
  • $1,000 Beer
  • Ashland Beer
  • Atherton Whiskey
  • Braumeister Beer
  • Billy Beer
  • Boston Club Lager
  • California Cooler
  • Chief Oshkosh Beer
  • Cream City Beer
  • Falk Beer
  • Falstaff Beer
  • Gipfel Union Beer[2]
  • Goebel Beer
  • Jung Beer
  • Krug Beer
  • Metz Beer
  • Obermann Beer
  • Pfaff's Beer
  • Storz Beer
  • Walter's Beer
  • Willow Springs Sour Mash Whiskey
  • Zima (drink)
  • Breakfast cereals[edit]

    Soft drinks[edit]

    The demolished Silver Spring Soft Drinks plant
  • Aspen Soda
  • Beep
  • Bing
  • Burple
  • Cavan Cola
  • Coca-Cola C2
  • Corona
  • Count Cola
  • Crystal Pepsi
  • Delaware Punch
  • dnL
  • Double Seven
  • Dr. Nut
  • Fanta Citrus
  • Fruit Spring
  • Hubba Bubba soda
  • Jazz
  • Jolt
  • Josta
  • Kick
  • Leed
  • Like Cola
  • Lurvills Delightpopular carbonated soft drink in Wales between 1896 and 1910
  • Northern Neck Ginger Ale
  • OK Soda
  • Orbitz
  • Pepsi Kona
  • Pepsi Raw
  • Quatro
  • Rondo
  • Sierra Mist
  • Silver Spring Soft Drinks
  • Slice
  • Squeezit
  • Storm
  • TaB
  • Tab Clear
  • Teem
  • Vault
  • Virgin Cola
  • XL Cola
  • Heavy manufacturing and processing[edit]

    Advertisement for McKaig-Hatch tools published in the April 1921 issue of Forging and Heat Treating

    Media[edit]

    Professional services[edit]

    Retail[edit]

    Chain stores[edit]

  • B. Dalton
  • Bed Bath & Beyond
  • Big Bear Stores
  • Blockbuster LLC
  • Bombay Company
  • Borders Group
  • Carter Hawley Hale Stores
  • Child World
  • Circuit City
  • DEKA (New Zealand)
  • Eaton's
  • Elder-Beerman
  • Fisher's Big Wheel
  • F.W. Woolworth Company
  • Fred's
  • Gadzooks
  • Gold Circle
  • Gottschalks
  • Hill and Stewart
  • Hills Supermarkets
  • Hollywood Video
  • H. H. Gregg
  • Lechmere
  • The Limited
  • Mappin
  • Target Canada
  • The May Department Stores Company
  • Mervyn's
  • Montgomery Ward
  • Pamida
  • Sears Canada
  • Shopko
  • TG&Y
  • Toys "R" Us
  • Tweeter
  • Waldenbooks
  • Woodward & Lothrop
  • Zayre
  • Zellers
  • Clothing and accessories[edit]

    Consumer electronics and software[edit]

    Home consumer products[edit]

    The Instamatic 100, the first Instamatic sold in the United States

    Photography[edit]

    Toy manufacturers[edit]

    Telecommunications[edit]

    Shipping and mass transportation[edit]

  • Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
  • Atchison and Nebraska Railroad
  • Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
  • Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
  • Bevier and Southern Railroad
  • Boonville, St. Louis and Southern Railway
  • Burlington Northern
  • Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
  • Chessie System
  • Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
  • Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska Railway
  • Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
  • Chicago, Missouri and Western Railway
  • Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
  • Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City Railway
  • Chicago Great Western Railway
  • Chicago and Alton Railroad
  • Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway
  • Chicago Northwestern Railroad
  • Chillicothe–Brunswick Rail Maintenance Authority
  • Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway
  • Conrail
  • Cotton Belt Railroad
  • Gateway Western Railway
  • Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad
  • Hanjin Shipping
  • Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
  • I&M Rail Link
  • Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
  • Illinois Central Railroad
  • Illinois and St. Louis Bridge Company
  • Illinois Southern Railway
  • Illinois Terminal Railroad
  • Iowa, Chicago and Eastern Railroad
  • Kansas City and Cameron Railroad
  • Kansas City, Clay County and St. Joseph Railway
  • Kansas City, Clinton and Springfield Railroad
  • Kansas City, Kaw Valley and Western Railway
  • Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad
  • Kansas City Public Service Company
  • Kansas City Suburban Belt Railroad
  • Kansas Pacific Railway
  • Leavenworth, Pawnee and Western Railroad
  • Louisville and Nashville Railway
  • Mississippi River and Bonne Terre Railway
  • Mississippi Valley and Western Railway
  • Missouri Pacific Railroad
  • Missouri–Illinois Railroad
  • Missouri and Kansas Interurban Railway
  • Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
  • Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
  • Mobile and Ohio Railroad
  • New York Central Railroad
  • New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
  • New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
  • Norfolk & Western Railroad
  • Ohio and Mississippi Railway
  • Osage Valley and Southern Kansas Railroad
  • Pacific Railroad
  • Penn Central Transportation
  • Pennsylvania Railroad
  • Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
  • Quincy Bridge Company
  • Quincy Railroad Bridge Company
  • Seaboard System Railroad
  • Sibley Bridge Company
  • Southern Pacific Railroad
  • Southern Railway
  • St. Joseph and Grand Island Railway
  • St. Joseph and Savannah Interurban Railway
  • St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
  • St. Louis Bridge Company
  • St. Louis and Hannibal Railroad
  • St. Louis and Illinois Bridge Company
  • St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
  • St. Louis Merchants Bridge Company
  • St. Louis Southwestern Railway
  • Soo Line Railroad
  • Tebo and Neosho Railroad
  • Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railroad
  • Union Company
  • Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railway
  • Wabash Railroad
  • See also[edit]

    References[edit]

    1. ^ Gazel, Neil R. (1990). Beatrice: From Buildup through Breakup. Urbana: University of Illinois Press. ISBN 978-0-252-01729-2.
  • ^ Charles Gipfel Milwaukee, Wisconsin Early Stoneware
  • ^ a b c d e f Galindo, Brian (February 15, 2013). "25 Cereals From The '80s You Will Never Eat Again". BuzzFeed. Retrieved November 4, 2017.
  • ^ Evers, Joris (January 6, 2005). "Microsoft to phase out Pocket PC, Smartphone brands | Hardware". InfoWorld. Retrieved July 14, 2011.

  • Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_defunct_consumer_brands&oldid=1222767773"

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