Antique Advertising - 1920s Public Benefit Boot Company Tin Pictorial Lithograph
A Public Benefit Boot Company tin dating from the 1920s, a highly decorative and collectible piece of early retail advertising. Rich in period charm and visual appeal, this original lithograph tin was produced to promote the renowned Public Benefit Boot Company, reflecting the style and craftsmanship of commercial advertising during the interwar years.
Featuring detailed pictorial artwork and striking typography, the lithograph tin captures the optimism and marketing flair of the era, while providing a fascinating insight into the history of British footwear retailing. The colourful imagery and period design make it an eye-catching display piece and a wonderful example of early 20th-century advertising art.
Dimensions: 17.5cm x 14cm x Height 8.5cm
Condition: Good with typical age and use wear all over. Lift up lid, hinges in good order. Clean inside.
