Vintage Japanese Retro Metal Tin Sign Showa Hardware Store Plaque 15x30
Vintage Japanese Retro Metal Tin Sign Showa Hardware Store Plaque 15x30

Vintage Japanese Retro Metal Tin Sign Showa Hardware Store Plaque 15x30

$9.99
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SKU: COL717-570
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Categories: JAPAN
Description

Classic Japanese Workshop Atmosphere

Add historic industrial character to your walls with this retro Japanese hardware shop plaque. Inspired by vintage dealership signage from the mid-century Showa period, the bold calligraphy and distressed finish create an authentic craft workshop ambiance.

Sturdy Construction & Finished Edges

Printed on premium lightweight tinplate, this decorative metal sign maintains its form and detailed graphic finish over time. Rolled borders eliminate sharp outer edges for safe and comfortable handling during display setup.

Convenient Mounting Options

Equipped with four pre-punched corner holes, hanging takes only minutes. Secure it firmly to flat wall surfaces using small pins, screws, hooks, or heavy-duty mounting tape.

Specifications:

Size: 30 cm x 15 cm (Approx. 12 x 6 inches)

Material: High-Grade Tinplate Metal

Package Contents: 1 x Retro Japanese Tool Shop Tin Sign

  • TRADITIONAL HARDWARE HERITAGE: Inspired by classic Showa-era toolmaker dealership plaques, showcasing authentic kanji calligraphy that reflects vintage craftsmanship.

  • SOLID METAL TINPLATE: Made from durable, high-grade tinplate sheet that resists warping; folded perimeter edges ensure structural strength and safe handling.

  • AUTHENTIC AGED APPEARANCE: Detailed with printed distressed textures and weathered vintage borders, providing an aged workshop aesthetic without peeling or flaking.

  • SIMPLE MOUNTING DESIGN: Pre-drilled holes in each corner allow quick and hassle-free installation using nails, screws, mounting cords, or double-sided tape.

  • IDEAL ACCENT FOR WORKSPACES: Sized at 30 x 15 cm (12 x 6 inches), making it a great decorative accent for garages, tool sheds, carpenter workshops, man caves, or rustic cafes.