Vintage tin box "Le Parisien Inexhaustible Stamp"

A metal advertising tin containing a self-inking stamp, described as "inexhaustible," bearing the inscription " Le Parisien – Perpétuellement Encré " (The Parisian – Perpetually Inked). The elegant typography and delicate black ornamentation on a red background offer undeniable graphic charm. The tin is marked with the initials "AB," likely for the manufacturer. The interior still retains its stamp and mirror plate, showing signs of age but visually striking. A highly decorative object, emblematic of the Belle Époque office supplies.

✦ Origin: France
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1900
✦ Dimensions: 9.5 × 6.5 × 1.5 cm
✦ Material: Lithographed iron
✦ Contents: Original stamp preserved (non-functional)
✦ Condition: Used condition, signs of internal corrosion, wear on the pad, very attractive exterior decorative appearance

Authentic piece with a typical Belle Époque design – ideal for collectors of antique supplies or graphic advertisements.