Bundaberg Standing Plastic Cut-Out 80x178cm

Please Note: Sydney P/Up ONLY

This is a highly sought-after piece of ``Bundy`` point-of-sale (POS) hardware—a life-size Bundy Bear floor display. Unlike the posters, which were often sold as merchandise, these were almost exclusively produced for pubs and bottle shops, making them much harder for a private collector to acquire.

• The Subject: This is the ``hyper-realistic`` 3D-style Bundy Bear, which was the face of the brand’s major TV advertising campaigns in the mid-2010s.
• Material & Build: These are typically made of durable corflute (corrugated plastic) or heavy-duty foam-core with a fold-out stand. Because they were designed for temporary retail use, many were thrown away or damaged, which makes surviving ``near-mint`` examples quite rare.
• Collectibility: This is a high-tier novelty piece. It is the ultimate ``statement`` item for an Australian home bar or game room. Collectors value these because they provide a 3D presence that posters simply can`t match.
• Rarity: High. Unlike mass-produced tin signs, these were distributed in limited numbers to retailers. Finding one that hasn`t been creased, sun-faded, or had the stand ripped off is difficult.

Please Note: In an effort to avoid reflections, photo was taken in low light conditions making the exposure a little grainier. Poster Images are crisp and defined.

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