Showa Era Monumental Signboard VAN JACKET - Same design as the in-store signs from the 1960s. Unused original sheet to be affixed to a wooden frame for in-store use. Extremely rare! The material is vinyl, not paper. It's the type that you would staple around a wooden frame, like those used for oil paintings or canvas posters, which gives it a nice look. Personally, I staple it around the frame and even if it wrinkles, using a hairdryer will make it taut. It's similar to how you would apply paper to a shoji screen. You can apply it as is, or you can mount it on a backing panel. The size is approximately 40cm tall and 60cm wide. It's a large size for a signboard. It would look great displayed on a garage wall, or it would add a nice Showa-era atmosphere to a room. I've been running a VAN shop for many years, and this is a decluttering sale. This is a new, spare signboard sign for in-store use. Images 3 and 4 are reference images and are not the product. They show the sign in my garage and the signboards from the VAN shop in the 1960s. It will be rolled up in a poster tube for shipping.