Miniature football artworks are a nostalgic slice of football history and have recently found new life as framed collectibles among supporters across the country.
In 1853 when Commodore Perry sailed into Edo Bay with a squadron of ships, Japan became inextricably linked with the western world for the first time. By the 1920s, Japan was in step with all the developments of the Western...
In our quest to unearth hidden treasures from the past, we are thrilled to announce the arrival of our latest collection: the complete set of 1963 'Hygiene Belongs' matchbox labels. These labels aren't just artifacts of a bygone era; they...
Exciting News: New Partnership with York City FC! We’re thrilled to announce a brand-new partnership with York City FC! Starting today, you can find our exclusive vintage matchbox label prints both in the York City club shop and on...
From the early part of the 20th Century until modernisation in 1970, the Solo company operated from this factory, at its peak producing over 7 million Kg of matches in 1925 alone. Our pictures tell the story of production from...
Welcome to the world of label collecting, where enthusiasts uncover the untold stories within seemingly ordinary objects. One such captivating hobby is Phillumeny – the art of collecting matchbox labels. It's more than just a pastime; this art is a...
The style of art found on Czech matchbox labels in the mid-20th century is characterized by a distinctive blend of modernist design, bold graphic elements, and ideological symbolism, reflecting the socio-political context of the period.
From Eastern Europe or Asia, British designs were often simple, functional, and company-focused, emphasizing logos and straightforward imagery rather than elaborate artwork.
