Description
A striking vintage enamel‑style metal pin featuring the bold Clan Campbell eagle‑head emblem in black and gold, with CLAN CAMPBELL displayed beneath. This clean, modernist design reflects the branding used by Clan Campbell Scotch Whisky during late‑20th‑century promotional campaigns, making it a desirable piece for collectors of whisky memorabilia and drinks‑brand advertising.
The badge is in very good vintage condition, with crisp detailing, a strong gold finish, and only light age‑related handling to the reverse. A compact, stylish accessory that displays beautifully on jackets, bags, corkboards, or within a whisky‑themed collection.
Clan Campbell – A Distinctive Blended Scotch with Strong 20th‑Century Branding
Clan Campbell is a well‑known blended Scotch whisky with roots in the 19th century and a major commercial presence throughout the late 20th century, particularly in European markets. The brand’s eagle‑head motif became a key part of its identity, appearing on bottles, barware, and promotional items. Metal pins like this were typically issued for trade reps, bar staff, and marketing events, making them appealing pieces of whisky‑industry history.
Clan Campbell Whisky Enamel Pin Badge – Vintage Black & Gold Eagle Design
£10.00
Description
A striking vintage enamel‑style metal pin featuring the bold Clan Campbell eagle‑head emblem in black and gold, with CLAN CAMPBELL displayed beneath. This clean, modernist design reflects the branding used by Clan Campbell Scotch Whisky during late‑20th‑century promotional campaigns, making it a desirable piece for collectors of whisky memorabilia and drinks‑brand advertising.
The badge is in very good vintage condition, with crisp detailing, a strong gold finish, and only light age‑related handling to the reverse. A compact, stylish accessory that displays beautifully on jackets, bags, corkboards, or within a whisky‑themed collection.
Clan Campbell – A Distinctive Blended Scotch with Strong 20th‑Century Branding
Clan Campbell is a well‑known blended Scotch whisky with roots in the 19th century and a major commercial presence throughout the late 20th century, particularly in European markets. The brand’s eagle‑head motif became a key part of its identity, appearing on bottles, barware, and promotional items. Metal pins like this were typically issued for trade reps, bar staff, and marketing events, making them appealing pieces of whisky‑industry history.