10 Vintage Black Gold Candles Metal Seals Stickers, 1926, Stanley Mfg. Co.

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10 Vintage Black Gold Candles Metal Seals Stickers, 1926, Stanley Mfg. Co.:
$12.99

10 vintage metal seals, from Stanley Mfg. Co. Black and gold-colored metal seals; Candle in arched window; \"Greetings\".~Real embossed metal. These are not foil or paper. ~Due to their age, spots have formed on the metal. ~ They seem to be unused because the glue on the back does not appear to be disturbed. ~ Whether you save them in their original condition for your collection of vintage items or decide up-cycle/repaint them, I think they are lovely seals with detailed embossing. Great item for scrapbook projects, altered art, collage or handmade greeting cards. They could be embedded into candles, too. The last two photos show you some of my repainted ones and how I used them. The items in the last two pictures are not part of this sale.Number of seals: 10 plus 1 on the box topBox condition: Fair Markings on box: \"Stanley\'s Metal Seals, 10 seals, The Sign of the Stanley Line, Moisten Lightly They Stick Tightly© 1926, The Stanley Mfg. Co., Dayton, Ohio”

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Stanley’s Metal Seals were manufactured in Dayton, Ohio from around 1911 until the late 1920’s. (Not to be confused with Stanley Tools.) After that time, some of their old stock was used to decorate paper greeting cards. They made embossed metal labels for perfume bottles and decorations for vanity items, like women’s powder compacts. They made metal seals for many holidays and events including Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, birthdays, party favors, Mother’s Day and new babies. They had several different alphabets for monogramming personal items. They made some items that appear to be special orders, including name/address labels for doctors, Masonic symbols and college seals. Dr. Stanley (he was an ophthalmologist) had several patents for the manufacturing process of these metal seals.