The Teen Burger in Swansea is located at the Eskimo King which opened in 1957. This statue was previously installed on the roof. This statue was likely produced with the cone in his hand and his right hand on his chest like the Ice Cream Boy in East Tawas without the modified head. In 2000, a contest was held to come up with a name for the statue. The winner was "Manny Flavors." In 2013, the statue was refurbished. [map]

This Teen Burger in East Tawas is installed at Marion's Dairy Bar. This modified statue was produced and marketed by International Fiberglass as the Ice Cream Boy. This factory photo shows one ready to ship. They were apparently inspired by the Eat-It-All boy which was used in advertising for the company's ice cream cake cones. International Fiberglass' artwork shows a merging of the Eat-it-All boy with a Flare-Top cone. I don't know how popular these statues were or if the East Tawas and Swansea statues were the only ones produced. For more, see this website. [International Fiberglass vintage photos thanks Terry Nelson] [map]

This Papa Burger statue in Biddeford was previously at D'Allaire's Motel and Cottages where they had some other statuary (including this leaping deer). In 2003, D'Allaire's sold their Papa Burger to TJ's Pizza which is just down the street. These photos are from 2003 when the statue was in storage. The mug and burger are missing from the statue's hands. This guy has heavy lipstick and golf balls for eyes, perhaps a carryover from D'Allaire's which had a mini golf course. In 2003, the owner said that they planned to restore the statue and put it on the roof. However, as of 2019, the statue was still not on display.