Attractive cardboard cut-out advertising display for Celta razor blades. Its typically Art Deco graphics combine a striking orange, black, and white palette with the figure of a helmeted Celtic warrior, reinforcing the brand's identity. The cut-out slots allowed razor blade packs to be displayed directly on the counters of barbers, hairdressers, or tobacconists. The geometric typography, illustrated treatment, and the "Fabrication Française" (Made in France) mention place this creation within the commercial aesthetic of the 1930s, a period of growth for safety shaving accessories in France.
✦ Origin: France ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1930-1935 ✦ Dimensions: approx. 27.5 x 22 cm ✦ Material: Lithographed cut-out cardboard ✦ Condition: Good condition, vibrant colors, original hanging hole, signs of use and small superficial marks, intact cut-outs.
A beautiful counter advertising object combining the world of shaving, Art Deco graphics, and French manufacturing, particularly sought after for barbershop decor or a collection of old advertisements.
