Balloon | Beatles memorabilia
Updated: Aug 27
No party was complete in the mid-1960s without the ultimate party favor. Watch the faces light up with delight as the Fab Four float longingly overhead and canapés at your ravishing fete.

The Beatles latex balloons were manufactured by United Industries Incorporated, out of Southington, Connecticut. Designed in various colors - including red/pink, blue, yellow, white, green, and orange - they had a black and white band's image printed on them. The balloons were available in a 5½" x 6" sealed plastic package, with a group photo printed on the label. For those young fans who might have struggled knowing what to do with the item, helpful instructions directed the consumer to "Blow up!...a FAB Beatle Balloon."
The "balloon factory," United Industries Incorporated, was located at 1901 West Street, Southington, Connecticut 06489, and employed about 30 people. There was a major fire at the plant on July 5, 1964, resulting in a total loss and relocation to the Del Wood Industrial Park in Bristol.

United Industries Incorporated
The Seltaeb agreement, dated before March 19, 1964, was with United Industries Inc., Southington, Connecticut, with the manufacturing license for ‘balloons.’
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