Bonwit Teller & Co., Philadelphia

For those who watched the movie Rocky II, there's a memorable scene where Rocky parks his newly purchased car on a bustling street corner not far from the iconic Philadelphia City Hall. He walks up to the display of jackets at Bonwit Teller & Company, a renowned high-end department store, and excitedly shows them to his wife, Adrian. He says, "Hey Adrian, check these out! Don't you think this coat would look great on you? What about this one? Think it would suit me? Look at this black one with a tiger on the back. Do you like animals? I love animals. Black is my favorite color. Should we buy them before someone else does? What do you say, Adrian?"

During the 1970s, Bonwit Teller & Company was a well-known department store chain known for its high-quality clothing and competitive salaries for its employees. Unfortunately, the company went out of business in 2000, likely due to financial reasons. However, the building of its Philadelphia branch and the surrounding area still exist and look much the same as they did back then.

In this scene, as part of his shopping spree, Rocky not only purchases his iconic black leather jacket with a tiger print on the back but also buys a fur coat for Adrian and expensive wristwatches, including one for his brother-in-law, Paulie.