Close-up of HLCCA limited edition Clipper juice pitcher.

70 years ago, in 1943, 

Franklin Roosevelt became the first U.S. President 

to fly abroad in the Clipper - 

the first Presidential Airplane.

HLCCA members: limited edition exclusive juice pitcher celebrating the 1940s; 

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HLCCA exclusive limited edition Clipper juice pitcher

HLCCA Celebrates the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge

Seventy-five years ago today, the Golden Gate Bridge opened in San Francisco, CA.  In 2005, HLCCA honored this engineering milestone with its annual Fiesta juice pitcher for the year 1937.

2011 HLCCA Exclusive Juice Pitcher

The latest issue of The Dish included an order form for the 2011 HLCCA exclusive Fiesta juice pitcher.  This year's pitcher honors the year 1943 and the "Clipper" airplane on TURQUOISE.  Only 300 of these pitchers will be produced, and they will be available for purchase by HLCCA members only.  You can order today by mail; on-line orders on the HLCCA website will be available shortly.

UPDATE 12/7/11 4:52 PM: Pitchers are now avaliable for ordering on line by clicking here.

(Photo credit: David Schaefer)

HLCCA 1942 Exclusive Juice Pitcher Available

HLCCA 1942 Exclusive Juice Pitcher
"Rosie the Riveter"

This year's exclusive HLCCA Fiesta juice pitcher is now available, both on line and by mail. Commemorating the year 1942, this year's pitcher features the iconic "Rosie the Riveter" decal on WHITE Fiesta. An order form for the pitcher was included with the most recent issue of The Dish. You may also order your pitcher on line from the HLCCA website by clicking here. Only 300 of these pitchers will be produced and made available to HLCCA members only--be sure to order yours soon!

(Photo credit: David Schaefer)

HLCCA 1941 Exclusive Juice Pitcher Available December 5th

The 1941 HLCCA Exclusive Juice Pitcher "Urban Jazz Culture" on LEMONGRASS will be available for sale on the HLCCA website on December 5th. Only 300 of these pitchers will be produced--be sure to order yours! You may also order by mail with the order form included in the Winter 2009 issue of The Dish.

The handsome design of this year's pitcher is the work of The Dish editor David Schaefer and Judi Noble and the talented staff of the HLC Art Department.