STIMOROL - 1971
STIMOROL - 1971
“Chewing gum”
Original single-sided enamel advertising sign with tabs. 37 x 20 cm. “E.B.T.P Brux. 4/183/71”
In very good condition—
The colors have retained all their original vibrancy, featuring especially bright and vivid reds.
The enameled surface has an absolutely fantastic mirror-like sheen.
The sign retains its four original brass eyelets at the mounting holes.
There is a slight localized distortion at the two mounting tabs on the right side and three minor surface scratches.
A chewing gum brand created in 1956 by the Danish company Dandy (founded by Holger Sørensen in 1915 in Vejle).
Originally flavored with mint and licorice, the brand began its European expansion in 1959, starting with the Netherlands, before introducing its sugar-free formula to the French market in 1978.
STIMOROL - 1971
“Chewing gum”
Original single-sided enamel advertising sign with tabs. 37 x 20 cm. “E.B.T.P Brux. 4/183/71”
In very good condition—
The colors have retained all their original vibrancy, featuring especially bright and vivid reds.
The enameled surface has an absolutely fantastic mirror-like sheen.
The sign retains its four original brass eyelets at the mounting holes.
There is a slight localized distortion at the two mounting tabs on the right side and three minor surface scratches.
A chewing gum brand created in 1956 by the Danish company Dandy (founded by Holger Sørensen in 1915 in Vejle).
Originally flavored with mint and licorice, the brand began its European expansion in 1959, starting with the Netherlands, before introducing its sugar-free formula to the French market in 1978.
