Original German Carl Eickhorn WWI Era Advertising Poster Cardstock Swords Knight
Description:
Rare Vintage Carl Eickhorn German Edged Weapons Advertising Board
Presenting a fascinating piece of historical advertising from the renowned German firm, Carl Eickhorn. This original poster, crafted from sturdy cardstock, showcases a striking image of a medieval knight in full armor, wielding a prominent sword, all rendered in a distinctive black, green, beige, and gold color palette.
The board prominently features the iconic Carl Eickhorn "C.E." squirrel logo and the text "FABRIK-MARKE" (Factory Mark), confirming its origin from this highly respected manufacturer. Carl Eickhorn is celebrated for its exceptional quality edged weapons, particularly military swords, bayonets, and daggers, produced from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century.
This piece served as an advertisement for their bladed products, as indicated by the multi-lingual text:
Given Carl Eickhorn's significant output of military and civilian edged weapons during the early 20th century, this advertising board is believed to originate from the **WWI era to the Interwar period**. Its multi-lingual format suggests a focus on international markets during that time. This is a must-have for collectors of German militaria, antique advertising, or historical weaponry.
Approximate Measurements: 15.25" x 9.75in
Seller Notes:
I source my items from local estate sales, garage sales, and thrift stores. While I have a good eye for vintage, I am not an expert in every category I sell. I describe items to the best of my ability based on what I see. Please look at the photos closely as they are the true description of condition and authenticity. All sales final.
Ref: 1212188
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Dimensions:
15.25" x 9.75in
Weight:
Condition: (please see pics for cosmetics)
Pre-owned vintage condition. This original cardstock advertising board shows signs of age consistent with its historical nature. There is expected edge and corner wear, surface scuffs, and natural paper toning and discoloration. Please view all photos as they are the best description of condition.
Inv #
1212188