Box Label Tapestries

Box. It’s a label, so it must be a box.

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Specialty Records was an American record label founded in Los Angeles in 1945 by Art Rupe. It was known for rhythm and blues, gospel, and early rock and roll, and recorded artists such as Little Richard, Guitar Slim, Percy Mayfield, and Lloyd Price. Rupe established the company under the name Juke Box Records but changed it to Specialty in 1946 when he parted company with a couple of his original partners. Rupe's daughter, Beverly, restarted the label in the 1980s.

The Veil Rider packaging label.

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This product features my "Thats just crate!" design, which is a computer generated image of an old wooden oak crate box side.

The perfect gift for the lover of cigars and smoking accessories. The design is taken from a 19th centuary logo and is a great way of remembering the history of tobacco smoking.

Safety matches box cover

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IT'S SO SQUISHY! Sharpie, marker, gel pen, label 228,

The perfect gift for the lover of cigars and smoking accessories. The design is taken from a 19th centuary logo and is a great way of remembering the history of tobacco smoking.

The perfect gift for the lover of cigars and smoking accessories. The design is taken from a 19th centuary logo and is a great way of remembering the history of tobacco smoking.

The perfect gift for the lover of cigars and smoking accessories. The design is taken from a 19th centuary logo and is a great way of remembering the history of tobacco smoking.

Candle inspired design. Monster like an ancient candle used to read.

Everyone moves once in a while. Not always the easiest, but this design of a small white cat smiling over a pile of boxes might make it cuter at least.

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Flame Candle Shirt, iPhone case and more! Cute gift

A milk bottle with the design of a cow and fluffy stains on the label

Armed with a love of music and a desire to record artists in the 1950s, Vicki Morosan pioneered Band Box Records—one of the only women of any era to own a label. Morosan (born Aurelia Victoria Pasca in 1909) came to Colorado with her family from Transylvania, Romania. She married Frank Morosan of Erie and was a housewife until they parted ways in 1951. Hearing the call of the music industry, she purchased Columbine Records, a Denver-based label owned by Karl Zomar that released mostly country 78s.

LOOK OUT! Marker, gel pen, colored pencil.