Keyring Sigismund's Column Warsaw – spinning nickel
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Description
Warsaw's oldest secular monument, now small enough to jingle in your pocket. This round metal keyring has a spinning centre: one side shows Sigismund's Column against a black background – the baroque column raised in 1644 to King Sigismund III Vasa who moved the capital to Warsaw – and the other the Polish flag with the national emblem. The obverse of the ring reads "Polska" at the top and "Warszawa" at the bottom; the reverse reads "Warsaw" at the top and "Poland" at the bottom. The fitting is a high-quality screw-on eyelet for a firm, lasting attachment.
- Size: 105 x 35 mm
- Material: metal
- Colour: nickel
- Packaging: PVC box with a transparent top or a polybag (included in the price)
- Spinning centre: landmark on one side, flag on the other
- A high-quality and new product
