【Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. / Royal Dutch Shell】 Vintage Rare LCD Tie Clip A rare item. This is an LCD tie clip where the black part behind the Shell mark changes color with the outside temperature. Slight changes are occurring due to the heat from the lighting during the photography. Material used: None listed COLOR: See image Size: See image Product weight: 8.6g A stylish tie clip with the Shell mark. You can use it on ties, collars, bags, or as a money clip. It has been stored in a bare accessory case at home without much use. There is no case. It has a very dignified and noble design. This product has been cleaned and disinfected. You can use it with confidence. It was stored after being worn a few times. Recommended as a practical item. Antique finish. Condition is as shown in the image. Of course, it can be enjoyed as a collection. The standard is USED, considering the storage period. Metal material composition: None listed ---------------------------------- [Words written on the back] None ---------------------------------- Home-stored item. The condition is usable as is. Please judge based on the images, according to USED standards. Please check the specifications, size, and condition from the images. ★Regarding discounts, please be sure to read the profile★ If you wish for anonymous shipping, please comment in advance. Negotiations for discounts will only be accepted with reasonable offers. We also welcome those who aim to resell on 2ID or Yahoo Auctions. #Christmas #Valentine'sDay #WhiteDay #PartyPrizes #GasStation ※Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. A company that used to operate as an oil refiner in Japan. Until 2016, the head office was Royal Dutch Shell (now: Shell), based in the UK, and Shell Petroleum, a subsidiary, was the largest shareholder. After the business integration with Idemitsu Kosan in 2019, the business was consolidated into Idemitsu Kosan, and the Shell brand, which Showa Shell Sekiyu had been operating in Japan, was operated by Idemitsu Kosan under a license from Shell until the brand integration mentioned later. Changed to RS Energy Co., Ltd. in 2020. In December of the same year, related companies were transferred to the Shell Group. The corporation will be absorbed and merged into Idemitsu Kosan in 2025.