$680.00
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Original Vintage Israel Poster – “Save on the Phone”
A nostalgic and original Israeli poster from the 1970s advocating for savings and efficiency. In those days, every phone call cost a fortune by the minute, making the need to keep conversations short a very real daily concern. The poster conveys this message cleverly through a pop-art style illustration of a red rotary telephone on a deep blue background, with a yellow belt tightly locked around its “waist”.
Illustrated by Udi Kimchi and produced for the “Incentive Pay Council”, this rare collectible faithfully represents the history of Israeli graphic design and the spirit of the 70s era. It is perfect for framing and hanging as a unique art piece, adding a touch of color, history, and nostalgia to any space.
Illustrator: Yaacov Kimchi
Period: 1970s
Dimensions (cm): 70×50 cm
Dimensions (inches): 27.6×19.7 inches
Condition: Good
Printing Technique: Zincography printing
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