Vintage keyholder made of acrylic by BOURBON, France. A rare item made as advertising or novelty goods for companies and organizations from the 60s to the 70s. This is a novelty item for the headache medicine, Asupuro. Designed by Raymond Savignac, it's a representative piece of BOURBON keyholders. It depicts a man with a grimace, with cars traveling through his head to represent a headache. "Asupuro quickly" → Flip it over to read "Ah! Thank you, Asupuro." The acrylic part has no scratches and is glossy, in very good condition. The colors of the design may have faded slightly over time. The car convoy part has no oil leakage and moves smoothly. However, it may become stiff if left untouched for a long time, so please shake it occasionally to keep it moving. The keyholder hardware is clean with no rust. However, the triangular ring connecting it to the main body is slightly dull (it may have originally had a matte finish). This is a rare item that rarely appears in flea markets. We cannot accept price negotiations. Also, to avoid trouble, please refrain from purchasing if you are not familiar with vintage items. ※The images may include reflections and glare from the lighting during photography that are not present on the actual item. #Savignac #BOURBON #BourbonKeyholder #FrenchKeyholder #FrenchAdvertising