RARE French made BOURBON acrylic vintage keychain EEM Novelty Lefort Opuno

Description

Description Lowest Price This is a vintage keychain made in France by BOURBON in acrylic material. It was produced in the 1960s as a novelty item for advertising by companies and organizations. It is a novelty for "EEM," the electric power company of Madagascar, a former colony of France.

Illustration and design by Lefort Opuno. Lefort Opuno is the name of a unit of two female artists, Marie-Claire Lefort and Marie-Francine Opneau, who were active in France from the 1950s to the 1960s. This is a popular bourbon with a lovely pattern.

The actual piece is shiny and in good condition, but there are some scratches that cannot be seen without a loupe. Please refrain from purchasing this item if you are nervous, or if you are looking for perfection, or if you are at all concerned about it. Please feel free to contact us for the lowest price.

We do not sell drugs. All my products are 100% Authentic. This product is not a pharmaceutical product.

Please see photos for item condition. Please feel free to contact us if you have any question. Please note that we do not accept returns due to wrong size.

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Shipping There is no tracking number for Japan Post shipments. for FEDEX and DHL shipments, there is a tracking number, but an additional fee will be charged. FedEx or DHL or Japan Post service About Importer's Obligation Japanese electrical appliances require a transformer. Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Please check with your country's customs office to determine how much these additional costs will be before bidding or purchasing. If the delivery address is in a remote area, there may be additional charges by FedEx or DHL.If such charges occur, you may be asked to pay an additional $15 to $20.