Unique Vintage Tin from Tilburg (1950-1960) featuring the Palace Town Hall, Tilburg

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Unique Vintage Tin from Tilburg (1950-1960) featuring the Palace Town Hall, Tilburg

• Manufacturer/Commissioner: City of Tilburg
• Production Date: 1950s - 1960s

Product Description:
This unique vintage tin from the 1950s-1960s is a valuable find for collectors and enthusiasts of nostalgic items. The rectangular tin, originating from Tilburg, features a hinged lid. It is decorated with iconic images reflecting the rich history and cultural heritage of the city.

The text on the back edge of the lid is partially unreadable, but a true native of Tilburg will surely recognize it.

Images on the Tin:

Palace Town Hall Tilburg: Built between 1847 and 1849, this building initially served as a royal residence and later as a town hall, playing an important role in the history of Tilburg.

Wilhelmina Park: Since 1898, this park has offered a peaceful and green environment for both residents and visitors of Tilburg. It was designed in honour of the inauguration of Queen Wilhelmina.

Rijks H.B.S.: This high school was renowned for its high-quality education and contributed to the educational development of many generations.

Ringbaan-Oost: A crucial road for the infrastructure of Tilburg, essential for connecting city districts and economic growth.

Textile Factory: The textile industry was the beating heart of Tilburg and has had a lasting influence on the development of the city.

Condition:
This vintage tin is in a condition typical for its age, with signs of use and wear that add to its authentic charm. The attached photos are part of the description.

Dimensions:

• Height: 6 cm
• Length: 16.8 cm
• Width: 10.8 cm

This vintage tin is a beautiful piece of history that is perfect for decoration, collection, or as a unique gift. It offers a tangible link to the past and a reminder of the rich cultural and industrial heritage of Tilburg.

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