Paper wrapped candy was on display in a candy store's window. These were hand wrapped in tissue paper to create an attractive display.

Masses of Menthos in search of a diet coke

Candy and Pez dispensers in store window arranged to create the illusion of massive amounts of candy.

Gum drops were on display in a fashion store window. Other than the color, they appeared to have no relation to the clothes on display.

At the top of a 400 step walk down to the water fall was a small gift shop. On display was candy, towels, and drinks. The drinks were not as nearly attractive on the way down, as they were upon reaching the top after the climb out.

Red mints of the sort that are often left on the check tray when delivered by a waiter in a restaurant. Here they could be bought in bulk to aid in the start of a new restaurant.

Multi-colored hard candies each wrapped in cellophane.

A bin of Mega Lollies, large individually wrapped suckers. There were two flavors in each sucker: Orange/Lemon or Cherry/Blue Raspberry.

A tall vase filled with jelly beans recalls the contest of guessing how many jelly beans the vase contained.

Individually wrapped twists of hard rainbow colored candy were in display in the window of a candy store on the Wharf of Monterey Harbor.

White and brown swirls of taffy were wrapped in white paper and then a handful were further wrapped in plastic and placed on display in the candy store window.