7 Vintage Metal Seals Stickers BULLDOG DOG Mack Trucks? Bronze Color

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7 Vintage Metal Seals Stickers BULLDOG DOG Mack Trucks? Bronze Color:
$9.99

7 vintage metal seals
Manufacturer: Unknown but they look similar in color to some of my vintage (1920\'s) Stanley\'s Mfg. Co. metal seals
Bronze/brown colored metal
They look like the Mack Truck bulldog logo to me.
This listing is for the 7 metal seals/stickers, not the Mack Trucks logo image in the last photo~Real embossed metal. These are not foil or paper. ~Due to their age, spots may have formed on the metal but check the photos. They look great. ~ They appear to be unused because the backs look clean and undisturbed.

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Although I am not an antiques expert, I have been collecting Stanley’s for many years. I will try to answer any questions you have. If you have any questions, please ask before offerding.

I collect Stanley\'s Metal Seals. 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.