Vintage Advertising Tin, outlets 1960s New Era Potato Chip Detroit Michigan Large Bulk Tin Box Can, Art Deco Rustic Farmhouse Storage Decor

Great vintage New Era potato chip large bulk advertising tin. This wonderful rarer large bulk size tin is loaded with character! This was made around the 1960s as it was post only being made in Detroit, Michigan and the Frito-Lay merger which happened in 1961. It has main advertising on one side which features their signature Art Deco style Silhouette of a woman along with Art Deco style fonts and designs throughout. Other sides have product and company information and some other Deco and mid century style fonts and decorative details. Nice outlets bold painted on graphics in yellow, red and black colors. There are two folding metal wire handles on each side for carrying. It has some minor dings and scratches to the paint with a little bit of surface rust throughout, but is otherwise in good solid condition and the paint and graphics are still in nice condition and the colors are still bold. Great antique piece for decor or for an advertising collection. Perfect look for rustic, industrial, farmhouse, art deco, and so many other decor themes and is can also double as storage! This would look really great for kitchen decor!

Measurements: 14.5" tall x 12.25" diameter.

SHIPPING NOTE FOR THIS ITEM: Please note that the large size of this piece causes the shipping to be higher on it to certain locations farthest from me (West Coast). If a cheaper option is available to these locations, such as FedEx or UPS I can ship it via that option and refund any overage. Ask ahead if you would like to see if a cheaper option is available to your location and I will be happy to give you a quote!

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