Can you post a product that contains a person's name...real or fictional?

Goodyear Tires (the company was named after Charles Goodyear, who invented the process for the vulcanization of rubber)

Firestone Tires

Michelin Tires

Gates Rubber Company

Ford Motor Company

Chrysler Automobiles

DeSoto cars

Lay’s Potato Chips

Nestlé Foods

Singer Sewing Machines

Hershey’s Chocolates

Wendy’s fast food

Chef Boy-Ar-Dee foods

Famous Amos Cookies

Claymore anti-personnel mines

Gatlin (Machine)gun

Wilson sporting equipment 

Johnson & Johnson products

Philips screwdriver 

M-1 Garand Rifle

Mason jars

Smucker’s jellies and jams

Gaines Burgers dog food

Lincoln Logs children’s toy building set

Higgins Boats

Duncan Hines cooking products

Betty Crocker cooking products

Sara Lee snacks

Little Debbie snack cakes

Gerber’s Baby Foods

The Dewey Decimal System

Otis Elevators (a Black man)

Pullman Railroad Cars

Murphy beds (the type that folded up into the wall for storage when not being used)

Picket fences (named after a general in the US Civil War who capitalized on a particular type of defense that hindered and/or stopped attacking enemy troops)

Boeing Aircraft

Wilkerson Razors

Norell Razors

Bunson burners

Lazy Susan dining table implement 

Bobby pins

Bobby soxers 

Remington Firearms

Colt Firearms

Buck knives 

Bowie knives

John Wayne (nickname of a can opener used by GIs to open K-Ration cans)

Oscar Meyers hot dogs

Parker Brothers board games 

Milton Bradley board games 

Mattel Toys

Hasbro Toys

Barbie dolls

Holly Hobbie toys

Donald Duck orange juice

Peter Pan peanut butter 

Teddy bears

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy dolls

Del Monte vegetables

Birdseye Frozen Vegetables

Doan’s Painkilling pills

Budweiser, Schlitz, Michelin, Pabst, Heineken, Anheuser Busch, Coor’s, Samuel Adam’s, Miller’s, etc. beers

Dr. Scholl’s footcare products 

Dr. Pepper soda

Doc Martin shoes

Mae West life preservers

Thompson submachinegun 

Farmer John meat products

Panama Jack

Jack-in-the-Box

Graham crackers

Ike jackets 

Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn

Mary Jane shoes

MacAlister tractors

McCormick reapers

Eli Whitney’s cotton gin

John Deere farm equipment 

Jolly Roger candies

Prince Albert tobacco

Bausch & Lomb optical products

Reese’s candies

Chanel perfumes 

Vidal Sassoon hair care products

Esteé Lauder perfumes

Giorgio Armani products

Louis Vuitton products

Michael Kors products

CW Post cereal products

Johnny Walker, Tom Collins, Bloody Mary, Shirley Temple, Jack Daniel’s, etc. drinks

Land cameras

Captain Crunch, Count Chocula, Frankenberry, Tony the Tiger cereals

Mr. Peanut snacks

The Braille reading system 

Mackintosh raincoats

Lewis gun

Browning Automatic Rifle (B.A.R.)

Gray’s Anatomy textbooks 

Black’s Law reference books

Roget’s Thesaurus

Merriam-Webster’s dictionary 

Baskin-Robbins ice cream

Ben and Jerry’s ice cream 

Edison electric power companies 

Parker pens

Sherman-Williams paints

Currier and Ives housewares

Kay’s jewelry

Jarvik-7 Artificial Heart

Petri dish

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Orville Redenbacher popcorn.
Marie Callender frozen foods.
Kate Spade bags.
Coco Chanel.
Mrs. Butterworth.

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