Vintage 1960s “Adults at Play” Decal — NOS Baxter Lane Co. Mid‑Century Americana lithograph_food_label What you see on a

What you see on a NOS label is what the lithographer intended — the full saturation of the original ink

a promise payable in gold coin — secured by shares of another great railroad

still married to its display card

He is for the person who loves the deco look and wants a real interwar object rather than a reproduction of one

and the weight of that history presses gently through every letter of the lithographed text

Vintage 1960s “Adults at Play” Decal — NOS Baxter Lane Co. Mid‑Century Americana lithograph_food_label What you see on aFree US Shipping ships within one business day. This original 1960s Adults at Play decal was produced by Baxter Lane Co. of Amarillo, Texas, a regional midcentury manufacturer known for novelty and humorbased watertransfer decals. These graphics were part of a broader postwar American culture that embraced playful, tongueincheek design for everyday use. During the 1950s and 1960s, novelty decals like this were commonly applied to car windows, garages,