

MAX CO - CHILDRENS ARCHIVE SERIES - Dragonbook
A classroom reader from the Children’s Archive literacy initiative. Most copies were never returned.
DIV-04
Propaganda and promotional material from the Bureau.
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CHILDRENS ARCHIVE SERIES — 2


A classroom reader from the Children’s Archive literacy initiative. Most copies were never returned.


A companion reader from the Children’s Archive literacy initiative. The octopus was not in the original print run.
MAX CO - WORKPLACE SERIES — 2
MAX CO SODA SERIES — 3


Limited autumn release from the Max Cola Group’s seasonal flavor experiments. Pumpkin-Lemon was discontinued following public concern over its “fermented aftertaste.” Issued 1974 CE.


Discontinued flavor from the Max Cola Group’s experimental beverage line. Designed for the 1972 “Witchy Max” campaign, retired after reports of “persistent fizz anomalies.”


Promotional relic from the Max Cola Group’s comfort-flavor campaign. Butterscotch Max was positioned as “sweet nostalgia in a bottle,” discontinued after labeling errors caused overlapping slogan loops. Issued 1965 CE.
THE BROKEN COLLECTION — 5


Death goes fishing. Two figures share a small boat on still water — one poling, one casting a line — and one of them is Death himself, out for an ordinary afternoon. The lake, as it happens, is the same one down from St. Joseph Memorial Campground. Part of the Broken series.


Pulled from the early archive, Gator Pop turns a frozen treat into something with teeth. Rough, strange, and still carrying the marks of its original drawing, the piece belongs to the Broken Collection — a line built from real archive material, surviving relics, damaged mascots, and old designs that refused to disappear.
Archivist Edition


A field-issued tee from the Broken Collection, built from real archive material. Featuring the preserved Dino-cicle relic, Broken marks on the front and back, and site sigils on the shoulders, this piece feels like recovered staff gear from a place that no longer explains itself.
Archivist Edition


Recovered from Max Co.’s final promotional run. Internal records list this as part of a summer line intended to “reconnect the brand with warmth and growth.” The campaign launched. The company did not survive its second quarter. No press release was issued. No line was formally discontinued. Stock simply stopped moving.


Pulled from the early archive, Claw-sicle is part frozen treat, part snapping relic, and part snack-safety warning. Finished with Broken marks and shoulder sigils, this archivist shirt feels like recovered staff gear from a place where even the refreshments were poorly contained.
Archivist Edition
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