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Vintage 1960s “Adults at Play” Decal — NOS Baxter Lane Co. Mid‑Century Americana lithograph_food_label The mills that produced textilesFree 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,
