Products That Made A Comeback from the Dead

#4.Kitchenware

Fiesta is a line of ceramic dinnerware glazed in differing solid colors manufactured and marketed by the Homer Laughlin China Company of Newell, West Virginia. It went out of production in 1972, and later returned to the market in 1986 with new colors.

Similarly, Dansk's Kobenstyle made a comeback in 2012. Originally designed in 1956 by Jens Quistgaard, Kobenstyle is a unique blend of exquisite design and superior performance in a selection of vibrant colors. The cookware is recognizable for its 3 point welded handles and inventive lids that double as trivets and create the perfect surface for stacking and storing.

#5.Obsolete Technology

The legendary Polaroid cameras, which was originally manufactured in the years 1972-1977 has made a comeback in 2010. The company called The Impossible Project leased an old Polaroid film factory in the Netherlands to recreate the film. The Impossible Project is manufacturing 600-series film, which is suitable for the most recent line of Polaroid cameras and SX-70 film. Last year, Polaroid launched a digital camera with a built-in instant printer, which looks and resembles the Polaroid One-Step from the 1970s and 1980s.

#6.Vehicles

Saab is a Swedish premium car manufacturer, which was formed in 1945 and it ended production in 2011 after it ran into financial difficulties. Now, it has made a comeback as the brand has retained so much value and the electric vehicles, which are likely to be in much demand.

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