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100+ Different Vintage to Modern Cut Spray Paint Can LabelsAll of the labels are originally from various spray paint cans. All of the labels are cut off of their cans and all of the cans were used when they were cut off of the cans. The labels show a variety of cosmetic wear or condition issues with each label showing at least a couple or more of the following: printing wear, rips, tears, missing parts to labels, cuts, edge wear, fading, dulling, residue spots, areas marked in pencil, marker, pen or other writing implement, staining, paint drips or spots, foxing, creases, price stickers, and possibly other general wear. Be sure to check all of the pictures closely for the best idea of the general cosmetic condition of the items. I did not take pictures of every label included, but I will guarantee that there is at least 100 labels included as the album has 50 two sided pages and each side to each page has at least one label with some having multiple smaller labels from small spray paint cans. Most of the labels are for spray paint or enamel in various colors, but there are some that are from crystal clear or clear varnish spray cans. Each label is different and the lot represents a number of paint, hardware store, or companies that had spray paint produced for them by another spray paint manufacturer. The labels date from the 1960s to modern with most being from cans produced sometime between the 1960s to 1990s. Most of the labels are from smaller, budget, or custom color brand spray paint companies, but there are some labels from companies such as Krylon, Ace Hardware, and Plastikote. The album itself is a plain 50 page, two sides to each page, static film photo album that were popular in the 1970s-1990s for photo storage. The label album would be a great addition to any vintage spray paint can collection, especially for someone outside the United States that does not have a chance very often to obtain vintage spray paint from companies inside the United States.
