Oy Roto – Finnish Printing Ink Advertising Matchbook Sleeve (Ch. Lorilleux & Cie Method) (c.1950s–1960s)
£14.99
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Oy Roto – Finnish Printing Ink Advertising Matchbook Sleeve (Ch. Lorilleux & Cie Method) (c.1950s–1960s)
🏷 Publisher: Oy Roto
🖨 Process Promoted: Ch. Lorilleux & Cie printing method
📍 Market: Finland
📦 Type: Promotional matchbook sleeve
🔥 Contents: Sleeve only (matches not present)
🗣 Language: Finnish
📅 Era: c.1950s–1960s
🎨 Design: Bold blue-and-white modernist layout with red accents and industrial illustration
📝 Text: “Painovärejä Ch. Lorilleux & Cie menetelmän mukaan” (“Printing inks according to the Ch. Lorilleux & Cie method”)
Description:
Original vintage Finnish advertising matchbook sleeve promoting printing inks produced using the Ch. Lorilleux & Cie method, issued by Oy Roto of Helsinki. The design features a strong modernist composition, combining clean typography, limited colour use, and industrial imagery centred around global printing and ink production.
The globe-and-ink motif reflects post-war optimism, international trade, and the growing importance of modern printing technology in mid-century Finland. The bold cobalt blue background, sharp white forms, and controlled red highlights are typical of Scandinavian commercial design from the period.
A striking example of Finnish industrial ephemera, appealing to collectors of Nordic modernism, printing history, and mid-century advertising graphics.
Condition:
Very good vintage condition. Light age-related wear consistent with handling. Colours remain vivid and well-preserved. No tears or structural damage.
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