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It seems that there is a regulation concerning the shop (restaurant etc...)

signs allowed on the Champs-Elyses. They must be white - or possibly

golden. This is the reason why you here can find what is supposed to be

the only whiteMcDonald'sM in the world. (The "M" on the wall is golden.)

I wanted to check if the regulations are respected also more in general, and

basically I can confirm that this is (more or less) the case.

Case page 33..

The paragraph above CENTRAL and European Europe.
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Pushkin Square McDonalds

The Pushkin Square McDonalds is the worlds busiest McDonalds restaurant

serving more than 20,000 customers daily. As the fast food market in Russia is

growing rapidly, McDonalds is trying to expand its presence throughout the

country.


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In 1990, at the time of opening of Mcdonalds at Pushkin Square, Moscow Russia.


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1996 - click on photos for larger view


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Amazing Wildlife:Eight soft toys, issued in two series: the first - comprising acamel, chimpanzee, elephant and lion - was issued as "AmazingWildlife" in 1996; the second - comprising a moose, panda,rhinoceros and yak - as "Zoo Plush" in 1997. The "Amazing

Wildlife" set released in the US in 1995 included four toys not released in NewZealand: a koala, a Galapagos tortoise, a polar bear and a Siberian tiger. The polarbear has been used as a "wash-up" toy in some restaurants here.US$1 each; US$1.50 MIP

Barbie & Friends: see 1994

Carnival Thrills:Four fun rides with stickers - aeroplane ride (green & orange);carousel (red & blue with yellow pull cord); ferris wheel (yellow

& purple); rocket ride (purple & yellow). Carousel US$1.50each; US$2.50 MIP. Others US$1 each; US$2.00 MIP

Hunchback of Notre Dame:This set, originally released in Japan in August 1996, comprisedfive figures - Quasimodo the Hunchback climbing a rope; threeGargoyles on a stand, with a cardboard backdrop; Esmeralda on astand; Phoebus; and Frollo (the bad guy).

Gargoyles on stand, complete with cardboard backdrop - US$2.50 MIP (only noloose available). Others - US$1 each; US$1.50 MIP

Hunchback of Notre Dame glass mugs:Four glass tankards featuring Quasimodo, Gargoyles, Esmeraldaand Phoebus. US$2.50 each; US$7.50 the set of four

Island Getaway:This set, originally released in Japan in June 1996 as "McIsland",comprises Birdie fishing; Grimace hula dancing; Ronald in ahammock under a palm tree; and some Fry Guys inside a tikipole. US$1 each; $3 MIP
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McFarm:Four figures - Birdie pushing chickens in basket; Grimace in

orange popping corn car; Hamburglar in red harvester; Ronald ingreen tractor. US$1 each; US$1.50 MIP

Mickey's Merry Band:As the authors of McDonald Collectibles put it, "this is onefantastic Disney promotion...featuring the four most famousDisney characters: Mickey and Minnie Mouse with Goofy andDonald Duck...each dressed in traditional majorette

costume". Each toy has a hollow moulded PVC head, with therest made of soft plush material. Although "McDonald's toys" as far as the world isconcerned - they were originally released through McDonald's restaurants in Australia- they were sold through BP outlets in New Zealand. US$2.50+ each

Muppets Treasure Island:four tub toys - Miss Piggy on green lilo (skirt changes colour inhot water), Kermit in ship with sail (squirts water), Gonzo inpurple rowboat with propeller, Fozzie Bear in blue barrel. Kermit(complete with sail) US$1.50; US$2.50 MIP. The others US$1each; US$1.50 MIP

Olympic cups/tumblers:Four different - Birdie's gymnastics (purple lid, green straw);Grimace running (teal green lid, purple straw); Hamburglarcycling (orange lid, blue straw); Ronald swimming (bluelid/yellow straw). US$2.50 each, complete

101 Dalmatians1996: A set, originally released in the United States in 1996,comprising 101 different dogs issued in white, opaque, plasticbags. US$2.00-US$3.50 each, depending on the appeal of thetoy. Bagged toys (unopened) US$3.50 each
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101 Dalmatians1997: four figures - Cruella De Vil, The Colonel & SergeantTibs, Pongo, Lucky with bone US$1 each, US$1.50 MIP
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Mcdonalds Slogans

Lets eat out! (1960-1965)

Look for the Golden Arches! (1965-1967)

The closest thing to home (1966-1969)

McDonalds is your kind of place (1967-1971)

You deserve a break today (1971-1975)

Enjoy the best food at McDonalds (1973, concurrent with 1971 slogan)

We do it all for you (also known as You, youre the one) (1975-1979)

Nobody can do it like McDonalds can (1979-1980)

You deserve a break today (1980-1983)

Nobody makes your day like McDonalds can (1980-1983)

We cook it all for you at McDonalds (1982, concurrent with 1980 slogans)

McDonalds and you (1983-1984)

Its a good time for the great taste of McDonalds (1984-1988)

Its Mac Tonight (1985, Mac Tonight advertising)

McDonalds is your place to be (1986)

Good time, great taste (1988-1990)

Theres nothing quite like a McDonalds (1988-1990)

You Deserve A Break Today (1989-1990, concurrent with 1988 slogan)

Food, folks and fun (1990-1991) McDonalds Today (1991-1992)

What you want is what you get (1992-1995)

Do you believe in magic? (1993-1997, Happy Meal advertising)

Have you had your break today? (1995-1997)

My McDonalds (1997)

Did somebody say McDonalds? (1997-2000)

We love to see you smile (2000-2003)

Put A Smile On (2000-2003)

Smile (2002-2003) Im lovin it (2003-present)

Its what I eat and what I do (2005, combined with 2003 slogan to make Its what I eat and

what I doIm lovin it)

What were made of (2008-present)


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