If you are unsuccessful in locating a vintage labeler, they still sell these
at the Office Max or Office Depot. In fact they list them in their catalog,
that is available to pickup at the customer service counter. That saves you
the trouble of scouring the aisles looking for someone that can relate to
you what this labeler actually is, and still knows what Sky King was on
Saturday mornings.
To get some aging on a new label, a heat gun can make the desired effect, as
well as leaving it on a south facing window sill, for a few weeks/months.
bryan
> Ahhh... but clearly a new Dymo labeler won't do, it must be vintage
> and with vintage tape so the labels will already look old.....
>
> I might have just the thing. Unless I tossed it. Oh, wait,
> mine might be from the 70s, a decade too late!
>
> JWoesvra@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > > >
> > > dymo
> >
> > Go to DYMO.COM
> >
> > More than you need to know about dymo labelers.
> >
> > jw
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