Tin advertising sign for Kirin Beer - Metalen reclame bord Kirin Ichiban Shibori, Japan - Advertising sign - Blik

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This original Japanese Kirin Ichiban Shibori beer advertising sign is made of embossed metal, measures 60 × 16 cm and is in reasonable condition, heavily used with possibly small parts missing.

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This Japanese advertising sign for Kirin Ichiban Shibori beer is made of metal, with a relief print so the logo and text stand tactilely above the surface. The sign features a yellow gradient from light cream at the top to golden yellow at the bottom. At the top is the name Kirin with the mythical qilin, the well-known brand symbol, in black and silver. Below is an English text about brewing with the first wort: "Brewing from the first wort gives this quality draft beer a full-bodied flavor. Kirin’s Original Brew, distinctively smooth, refreshing and satisfying." In the middle, large black Japanese characters spell out 一番搾り (Ichiban Shibori). At the bottom again 一番搾り, beneath which is 取扱店, meaning point of sale and indicating that this beer is sold here. There is a hole in each corner for hanging. The back is plain metal with a yellow rolled edge.

The sign is in used condition. The front is generally nice, with slight discoloration and light signs of wear and small spots in the lacquer. At the bottom and on the back there are a few rust spots and signs of wear. All details are visible in the photos.

A striking sign for lovers of Japanese beer advertising, a bar, pub, hobby room, or your own man cave.

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This Japanese advertising sign for Kirin Ichiban Shibori beer is made of metal, with a relief print so the logo and text stand tactilely above the surface. The sign features a yellow gradient from light cream at the top to golden yellow at the bottom. At the top is the name Kirin with the mythical qilin, the well-known brand symbol, in black and silver. Below is an English text about brewing with the first wort: "Brewing from the first wort gives this quality draft beer a full-bodied flavor. Kirin’s Original Brew, distinctively smooth, refreshing and satisfying." In the middle, large black Japanese characters spell out 一番搾り (Ichiban Shibori). At the bottom again 一番搾り, beneath which is 取扱店, meaning point of sale and indicating that this beer is sold here. There is a hole in each corner for hanging. The back is plain metal with a yellow rolled edge.

The sign is in used condition. The front is generally nice, with slight discoloration and light signs of wear and small spots in the lacquer. At the bottom and on the back there are a few rust spots and signs of wear. All details are visible in the photos.

A striking sign for lovers of Japanese beer advertising, a bar, pub, hobby room, or your own man cave.

Shipping from the Netherlands.
Within the EU there are no extra customs procedures or costs, delivered quickly.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Title
Tin advertising sign for Kirin Beer
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Blik
Designer/artist/maker
Metalen reclame bord Kirin Ichiban Shibori, Japan
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
60 cm
Width
16 cm
Estimated period
1990's
Qualification
Original/official
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
99.35%
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