60s PEANUTS DATE BOOK POSTER FRAMING ①

This framed piece features a poster originally sold by DATE BOOK for children from the mid to late 1960s.

What makes this poster so wonderful is, first and foremost, the art style. This same art style was also used for Spruce sweatshirts from the same era, which we believe will deeply resonate with vintage enthusiasts.

The size is also perfect, measuring 31.5cm in height and 38.5cm in width, including the frame. This compact size is ideal as it doesn't take up much space.

We've put a lot of care into framing this piece, as we always do. We used precious reclaimed pine wood, salvaged from a barn over 100 years old, and custom-made a frame to perfectly fit the poster's dimensions.

Using reclaimed wood adds a sense of warmth, making it feel as though we've brought the world of Spruce directly into your home. This is a truly wonderful vintage poster to display.

Just as vintage clothing has value, so does old wood.

Considering the exceptional quality of the wood and the custom framing perfectly sized for each individual poster, this price is an incredible deal. If you were to order the framing alone, it would cost over 20,000 yen, making the poster itself virtually free. This is a truly exceptional serial price.

We highly recommend not just one, but two or three of these to display in your vintage room.

If you have children, we encourage you to hang this in their room and give them an early education in vintage aesthetics.

Since the size is versatile and fits anywhere, purchasing multiple pieces to display in various locations around your home would be incredibly charming.

Imagine going to the restroom and being greeted by Linus, or seeing a sleepy Snoopy in your bedroom – these are items designed to add little moments of joy to your everyday life.

As Spruce's Peanuts series is expected to continue increasing in value, and with the rising popularity of felt banners, counterfeit items are becoming more prevalent.

In light of this, why not consider this poster, which has yet to catch everyone's eye?

These are all one-of-a-kind posters from the 1960s.