Talken Color - Enamel sign (2) - Metal





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Two metal enamel advertising signs for Talken Color, made in Italy, dating from 1960–1970, original/official, in used condition with likely small missing pieces, dimensions 46 cm wide by 22 cm high by 0.5 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Two enameled metal advertising signs that advertised the first spray cans to 'repair by yourself' the scratches on your car or moped. These sprays themselves inspired writers who used them for the early metropolitan graffiti, legal and illegal... They stand out a lot for the vivid colors that began to be fashionable in the 1960s. Being metal, they show small rust blemishes that are not serious since the sheets are not perforated. Other small details are evident in the photos, which become an integral part of the description. Recommended for soft industrial, spray-can collectors, or for coloring and aging corners of youth-oriented commercial establishments. WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. For the Islands we reserve the right to request a surcharge for shipping costs possibly increased by the shippers.
Seller's Story
Two enameled metal advertising signs that advertised the first spray cans to 'repair by yourself' the scratches on your car or moped. These sprays themselves inspired writers who used them for the early metropolitan graffiti, legal and illegal... They stand out a lot for the vivid colors that began to be fashionable in the 1960s. Being metal, they show small rust blemishes that are not serious since the sheets are not perforated. Other small details are evident in the photos, which become an integral part of the description. Recommended for soft industrial, spray-can collectors, or for coloring and aging corners of youth-oriented commercial establishments. WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. For the Islands we reserve the right to request a surcharge for shipping costs possibly increased by the shippers.

