Antique Waterman’s “His Bosom Friend” Advertising Figure – Early 20th Century Plaster Bust antique signage with all pieces neatly folded

with all pieces neatly folded as they were when initially packaged

retaining its colour and texture

this piece captures the confident branding of early 20th-century British boot and leather goods manufacturers

promoting the famous “Ideal Fountain Pen

Antique Waterman’s “His Bosom Friend” Advertising Figure – Early 20th Century Plaster Bust antique signage with all pieces neatly foldedAntique Watermans His Bosom Friend Advertising Figure Early 20th Century Plaster Bust An original early 20th century Watermans advertising figure, promoting the famous Ideal Fountain Pen. The bust depicts a jovial gentleman opening his waistcoat to reveal a pen, with the slogan His Bosom Friend Watermans Ideal Fountain Pen moulded into the plinth. Made of painted plaster, these figures were produced for shop display and are now rare survivors of early