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DESCRIPTION:Vintage 1965 hand-painted wooden restaurant sign from Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii — a fantastic piece of mid-century Hawaiiana!This impressive shield-shaped sign features:Bold blue lettering "Sir Lunchalot" (fun knight-themed pun)
Painted food icons: prime rib steak, golden chicken drumstick, red fish, and mushrooms
"Honolulu Oahu Hawaii" and "1965"
Latin motto at the bottom: "Nunc Est Bibendum" ("Now is the time to drink") — perfect for a steakhouse, tavern, or bar
Mounted on a larger decorative wood plaque with hand-carved scrollwork and painted details
Perfect for:Hawaiiana collectors
Restaurant/bar memorabilia enthusiasts
Mid-century folk art or tiki enthusiasts
Man cave, restaurant decor, or kitchen wall display
CONDITION: Good vintage condition with expected wear — surface cracks, paint loss, and general aging consistent with a 60-year-old hand-painted wood sign (see all photos). No major damage.Please review the photos for the best idea of the condition.
MEASUREMENTS: Sz 16-1/2" tall x 12" wide x 2-3/4" deep.
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