A distinctive French advertising postcard showing a walking figure constructed from industrial hardware, including bolts and wrenches.
Rendered in black and gray over an orange background, the figure crosses three-dimensional green PARKER lettering. The French slogan “Parker a vaincu la rouille” translates to “Parker has conquered rust.”
The margin carries the production credit “Création Affiches Gaillard–Paris, Amiens.” A printed artist signature is present, but the artist and exact publication date have not been identified.
The reverse has a divided postcard layout with “Carte Postale,” correspondence, and address headings.
CONDITION
No stamp or cancellation is visible. There is a small handwritten notation on the back, along with age toning, scattered spots, and minor wear to the edges and corners. Printed colors and details remain well defined.
An appealing original advertising piece for a collection of French graphic design, industrial ephemera, or illustrated postcards.
Includes one postcard. Please examine all photographs for condition.
Price includes shipping within the United States. Shipped flat with rigid protective backing.