Rare Original Artic Ice Advertisement – XXL Double-Sided Metal Corner Sign – 1920s/1930s - Sign - Metal

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Estimate  € 180 - € 220
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€20
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€15
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€10

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Original official Artic double-sided metal corner sign, 100.5 cm high and 37 cm wide per side, in good used condition with minor signs of age and spotting.

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Remarkable and impressively old metal advertising sign from Artic, probably dating from the 1920s/1930s.

It is a large, double-sided corner sign that was originally intended to hang on the exterior of a shop or point of sale. Due to its right-angled shape, the advertisement was visible from two directions.

On one side is the advertisement for Artic ice cream with the texts “Draag Mede Artic” and images of various ice products, including ice cream, ice bombs, and ice rolls with the original prices in francs.

The other side shows the large red Artic logo with the text “Proef Artic, de lekkere ijs-choco,” also featuring images and original price markings.

The sign has a beautiful, well-worn look and is clearly in an aged, used condition. There is substantial rusting, paint loss, scratches, and other signs of aging. The back side, in particular, shows a lot of rust. Despite these wear marks, the advertising images and texts are still clearly recognizable.

The sign is made of sturdy metal and has original mounting holes at the top.

Dimensions: 100.5 cm high × 37 cm wide per side.

A particularly large and characterful advertising object for collectors of old ice advertisements, historical shop advertisements, and rare metal advertising boards. Due to its size and corner construction, it is a real eye-catcher.

Carefully and well packaged for shipping.

Remarkable and impressively old metal advertising sign from Artic, probably dating from the 1920s/1930s.

It is a large, double-sided corner sign that was originally intended to hang on the exterior of a shop or point of sale. Due to its right-angled shape, the advertisement was visible from two directions.

On one side is the advertisement for Artic ice cream with the texts “Draag Mede Artic” and images of various ice products, including ice cream, ice bombs, and ice rolls with the original prices in francs.

The other side shows the large red Artic logo with the text “Proef Artic, de lekkere ijs-choco,” also featuring images and original price markings.

The sign has a beautiful, well-worn look and is clearly in an aged, used condition. There is substantial rusting, paint loss, scratches, and other signs of aging. The back side, in particular, shows a lot of rust. Despite these wear marks, the advertising images and texts are still clearly recognizable.

The sign is made of sturdy metal and has original mounting holes at the top.

Dimensions: 100.5 cm high × 37 cm wide per side.

A particularly large and characterful advertising object for collectors of old ice advertisements, historical shop advertisements, and rare metal advertising boards. Due to its size and corner construction, it is a real eye-catcher.

Carefully and well packaged for shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title
Rare Original Artic Ice Advertisement – XXL Double-Sided Metal Corner Sign – 1920s/1930s
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Metal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
100.5 cm
Width
37 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
Qualification
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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