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Vintage store sign / character
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2019/9/9 05:34
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Hi, I'm looking for large vintage or worn Kanji signs used for advertisement on stores in Japan. Preferably with rust or chipped (several paint layers). I want to use it to hang on a wall in my home. Please see this image for reference https://unsplash.com/photos/j_mytFK594sAny suggestions would be really helpful. Thanks, Marcus
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2019/9/9 13:52
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Hi ! Google with these keywords, 錆びた (rusty) 看板 (signs) 漢字 (kanji) and you can get these results, for example. https://www.instahu.net/tag/錆びた看板 But these signs are in Japanese(some are only in kanji, or only in kana, and others are a mix of kanji and kana, normal in Japanese). The image (and other ones on the same page) you indicated for reference are certainly in kanji, but in Chinese (and partly in traditional style kanji), so I suppose it is in Taiwan that these photos were taken. The example 聯合大薬局 literally “United pharmacies”, the first kanji 聯 is a traditional style kanji, which is used today only in Taiwan; in Simplified style used in PRC it is 联, and 連 in simplified Japanese kanji. I hope this helps.
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2019/9/9 14:09
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Or, are what you want not pictures, but real ones? See this site, and inquire directly yourself. https://jmty.jp/all/sale-kw-ホーロー看板 I personally know nothing about these fields of pleasue.
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2019/9/9 16:02
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Looking further in your first link i found a perfect example of what i am looking for. https://www.instahu.net/p/1932069632903305977_2270841845The character that is still whole and hanging on the right is exactly what i mean. How would i be able to get a hold on such an item you think? If you could help me with that. Thanks again.
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