Item Details
- Seller: Retrogarage1
- Location: Pescara, Italy, 65100
- Lot #: M-0033229
Available for auction is an exquisite and exceedingly rare original Purfina Lubrificanti sign hailing from the iconic 1970s era. This exquisite sign proudly displays the unmistakable "Purfina Lubricants" logo in Italian, meticulously crafted onto ceramic-effect enameled iron that exudes a timeless charm. Measuring a generous 20” x 20” inches, this artifact transports you back to a bygone era of classic cars and open roads.
What truly sets this masterpiece apart is its well-earned patina, a testament to the countless years it has stood witness to. Every hint of wear only adds to its authenticity and character, narrating the story of its journey through time. 
As you gaze upon the weathered perfection of this Purfina sign, you're not just acquiring a piece of art, but a tangible link to a golden age of motoring. Whether you're an avid collector, a vintage aficionado, or simply someone who values the allure of nostalgia, this sign is ready to grace your space with its captivating presence. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to make it yours and preserve a slice of history that is sure to spark conversation. The buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $325
- Auction End: Aug 29, 2023 08:02:00PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 3
Comments (5)
Bid in the amount of $325
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@TubeGuy ok first of all we all know there bounce of haters like you, about u bet and buy they you'll let a 3rd party expert to examinate, this sign, if is fake ill pay you back double, in the other way around you pay me 2wice as much you' ll buy for it ? But you one of these accounts very good behind the keyword, and maybe not able to buy anything or maybe your roots are indian or around that area , with all respect of any races , please find me this sign ( same sign ) anywhere online then you can maybe talk. Im sure you can afford to buy on Alibaba if acting like that .
This looks like the typical "aging" technics used in enamel signs made today in India.