Vintage Tin Prohibition Sign-Pedestrian Access Forbidden! from USSR

 

Purchase: https://www.etsy.com/listing/189666098/unused-vintage-tin-prohibition-sign?ref=shop_home_active_12

This authentic Soviet era prohibition sign is made of metal and covered with white, black and red paint.
On this specific item you are able to see the Soviet era recycling – this metal material was originally designed for the cans of fish, but then directed into sign production and repainted.

Meaning of the sign – pedestrian access is forbidden!

Material – metal

Time – beginning of 1980s

MEASUREMENTS: 30 x 30cm (12″ x 12″)

 

Vintage Russian Samovar

Soviet Vintage Faux Leather Briefcase from 1970s

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Great vintage faux leather bag from the 70s.
Dark brown, green inside. Short handle only.
Closes with 1 metal buckle.
2 comparments inside.
Classy vintage accessory!

Faux leather was created in the early years of the twentieth century, but became a real fashion hit on the 1960s due new production techniques developed. It was cheaper than real leather, better to work with and no animal products in its making.