⭕ The label is 22 3/4 in long X 9 in tall and as you can see, it was made to advertise GUINNESS beer on Irish bus windows. It was made in late 80s by Ronan Conways Print and Display Company in Dublin Ireland. The label is self-adhesive and was made as a test label. It is yellow with a thin orange line around the outside and the letters are black. Print and Display Company designed, and printed 5 of these test lables for Guinnesss approval. After much consideration, Guinness rejected the label and instructed that all 5 be distroyed at once. 4 were distroyed but this one somehow escaped distruction. I spent 2 years researching, tracking and checking the authentisity of this label. Avery Dennison Roll Materials of U.K. (Graphics Division) supplied the materials to Print and Display. A couple years later (1990) I tracked it down, and as I collect labels, aquired it: only after I had verified its authentisity with the Print and Display Company of Dublin Ireland. Guinness has been very tight lipped about this and thier Archive Department will only admit that the label bears thier name but will not deny that they contracted with Print and Display for the 5 test labels. Notice the harp is the Guinness harp .... not the Irish harp.

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