Irish Whiskey Co. Belfast Advertising Poster on Board with Harp and Wolfhound

This Edwardian advertising print (60cm x 45cm) for The Irish Whiskey Company, Limited of Belfast, Ireland, showcases period commercial art. The central vignette features an allegorical female figure, possibly Hibernia, with a harp and an Irish wolfhound, symbols rooted in Irish culture. This scene is encircled by an ornate border. Detailed vignettes depict the distillery's industrial landscape and an interior view with barrels and workers. Corner shields represent the four provinces of Ireland. Below the main image, scrolls provide details on 'Old Cora Malt' and 'Special Brands' of 'Blemish Whiskey' with 'Analytical Certificates'.

The print exhibits wear consistent with its age, including a visible crease in the top left, a noticeable dent in the bottom right, and a distinct vertical scuff line on the left side. There are also small dark marks/pinholes on the top edge and general discoloration and edge wear. Despite these signs of age, the details remain clearly visible. This advertising print is suitable for display in a home bar, lounge, or collector's study.