Vintage 1970s Old Mr. Boston Authentic Liquor Label Sample Kit Decoupage Craft Labels Bourbon Wine Advertising Ephemera

Complete 1970s promotional sample featuring authentic Old Mr. Boston liquor labels, original instruction sheets, waxed storage bag, and vintage decoupage advertising.

$24.95

Step back into the creative spirit of the 1970s with this complete Old Mr. Boston promotional sample kit, produced to encourage home decorators and hobbyists to transform ordinary household items using authentic liquor labels. Long before scrapbook paper and vinyl decals became commonplace, companies marketed genuine bottle labels for decorating trays, lampshades, wastebaskets, tabletops, home bars, screens, and other projects finished with clear varnish or lacquer. This surviving kit captures that unique era of American DIY culture.

Included are the original waxed storage bag, the promotional advertising insert, the illustrated instruction sheet explaining how to decorate with authentic liquor labels, and three unused sample labels. The labels include Old Mr. Boston Bronze Label Straight Bourbon Whiskey, White Port Wine, and Connoisseur Crème de Coffee Cordial. The advertising insert promotes a larger assortment of thirty different labels available directly from Mr. Boston Distiller Inc., making this an engaging piece of both liquor advertising and vintage craft ephemera.

The paper components remain clean and well preserved with only light handling and age-related wear consistent with careful long-term storage. The labels appear unused, and the original packaging and accompanying inserts remain together, creating a complete presentation that is seldom found intact.

An excellent addition for collectors of vintage advertising, whiskey and spirits memorabilia, Old Mr. Boston collectibles, liquor label ephemera, decoupage history, paper collectibles, and mid-century to 1970s Americana. It also makes a wonderful display piece for home bars, advertising collections, or mixed-media artists who appreciate authentic vintage paper.