Vintage Storage Tin for WASA Crispbread Featuring Jan, Jans en de Kinderen

Vintage Storage Tin for WASA Crispbread Featuring Jan, Jans en de Kinderen

• Manufacturer: Thomassen & Drijver Verblifa | Wasabröd
• Date of Manufacture: 1985 - 1999

Product Description:
This storage tin is a unique collector's item for fans of vintage design and comic culture. It was produced between 1985 and 1999 by Thomassen & Drijver Verblifa, in collaboration with Wasabröd. The tin is not only functional for storing crispbread but also serves as a nostalgic piece for collectors and fans of the comic strip "Jan, Jans en de Kinderen," illustrated by Jan Kruis.

Features:
The tin is rectangular with rounded corners and has a removable lid with a high rim. Its bright yellow background with orange accents gives it a striking appearance. The illustrations showcase the iconic characters from the comic, making it a recognizable and beloved item for many. The design is specifically dedicated to Swedish crispbread by Wasa, a brand with a rich history.

Condition:
The storage tin is in good vintage condition, with light signs of use and age-related wear, which is typical for an item from this period. The attached photos form part of the detailed description and provide a clear view of its condition.

Dimensions:

• Length: 19.5 cm
• Width: 8.5 cm
• Height: 12.5 cm

Jan, Jans en de Kinderen:
This beloved comic strip, first published in 1970 in the Dutch women’s magazine Libelle, tells the everyday adventures of the fictional Dutch family Tromp and their pets. The humorous stories are relatable for readers of all ages, and the comic remains a cherished part of Dutch culture. This storage tin combines the nostalgia of this popular strip with the practical aspect of crispbread storage.

Wasabröd:
Founded in 1919, Wasabröd is the world’s largest producer of crispbread. Known for its traditional rye bread, which is loved for its long shelf life and crispy texture, Wasa products are sold in more than 40 countries worldwide. Since 1999, Wasabröd has been part of the Barilla Group, which has further strengthened its international presence. Wasa continues to be produced in bakeries in Filipstad, Sweden, and Celle, Germany, maintaining a strong position in markets such as Germany, the Netherlands, France, and the United States.

Conclusion:
This vintage storage tin for WASA crispbread is a valuable item for collectors of nostalgic objects and comic fans. It combines the charm of the well-known comic strip "Jan, Jans en de Kinderen" with the practical function of crispbread storage, while also offering a piece of history from the iconic brand Wasa.

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