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During the 1950’s through 1960’s (and still today) an alternative type of label was produced. It was a two-part label, consisting of a thin printed foil face layer fused to a paper backing. Foil labels postdate World War II due to obvious wartime raw material restrictions. As collectibles these labels tend to be very condition sensitive.
