windsor

Design: The English-sounding name of the label (Windsor is the ‘house’ of the Royal Family) is reflected in the treatment, with a shining crown and Gothic (‘Old English’) lettering.

The label is uniquely divided into four segments by curving double lines, the spindle-hole being positioned inside a solid-colour centre-spot.

Again, the popular burgundy on silver.


	Windsor (U.S.A.) / c. 1955




	Corporate background: Unknown (have info? Please send to info.re.78s@shaw.ca).				Design: The English-sounding name of the label (Windsor is the ‘house’ of the Royal Family) is reflected in the treatment, with a shining crown and Gothic (‘Old English’) lettering. The label is uniquely divided into four segments by curving double lines, the spindle-hole being positioned inside a solid-colour centre-spot. Again, the popular burgundy on silver.




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