Blue / gold striped vintage tin with apples for apple syrup made by De Gruyter

Blue / gold striped vintage tin with apples for apple syrup made by De Gruyter

• Manufacturer: De Gruyter
• Manufacture date: 1920 - 1970

Description
Tin can with round shape for Rinsche Apelstroop from De Gryter. Loose lid with support front and manufactured with a seamed longitudinal seam and bottom. The decoration consists of a blue background with gold stripes and apples with a label in black on the lid with the text: De Gruyter's Prima Rinsche apple syrup

Condition
This tin for Rinsche Appelstroop from De Gruyter is in a good vintage condition with normal traces of use and age-related traces of wear. Photos are part of the description.

Dimensions

• Height: 8.7 cm.
• Diameter: 11.0 cm.

De Gruyter was a retail chain in the Netherlands, in the 19th century and 20th century (until 1976). At its peak, there were more than 550 stores and nearly 7,500 employees.

An important element in the sales policy was the giving of a 10% discount when handing in the receipts. The slogan of De Gruyter was, therefore: And better true and ten per cent, only De Gruyter.

As a customer binder, De Gruyter gave away a small gift for children every week from 1948: the legendary Candy of the week. It was introduced when sugar went off the receipt after World War II and there was too much sugar on offer. With a few guilders worth of groceries, unsolicited candy was given to the children.

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