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The least successful slogan

6 January, 201717 May, 2010

Aeyland Tourism’s least successful slogan, and other Aeyland ephemera.

Aetland-postcard

Any port in a storm

Arms-of-Aeyland

Two variations on the infamous slogan and the Aeyland Coat of Arms showing the Danish cross, Scottish lion and two unhappy silver herrings.

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