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In their free time, our assistant curators Sage & Annie have come up with an exciting project. Follow them and their collaborators on instagram at @uncovering.dressmakers to learn more! #19thcenturydressmaking #whomademyclothes #historyofdress #historyoffashion #victorianfashion #vintagelabels
May 31, 2025 at 5:54 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Pietinis" (Southern) was a soft drink produced in Soviet Lithuania. Featuring both Lithuanian and Russian text, this bright label reflects the regional identities and multilingual packaging common across the Soviet republics.

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"Pietinis" (Southern) was a soft drink produced in Soviet Lithuania. Featuring both Lithuanian and Russian text, this bright label reflects the regional identities and multilingual packaging common across the Soviet republics.
June 13, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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"Leningradsky" was a Soviet carbonated soft drink named after the city of Leningrad. The label features a skyline view of the historic city, blending local identity with the clean graphic style of Soviet beverage design.

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"Leningradsky" was a Soviet carbonated soft drink named after the city of Leningrad. The label features a skyline view of the historic city, blending local identity with the clean graphic style of Soviet beverage design.
June 1, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Dyushes" was one of the most popular pear-flavored soft drinks in the USSR. Produced in the Krasnodar region, it was known for its sweet aroma and became a familiar favorite in Soviet stores and cafés.

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"Dyushes" was one of the most popular pear-flavored soft drinks in the USSR. Produced in the Krasnodar region, it was known for its sweet aroma and became a familiar favorite in Soviet stores and cafés.
June 28, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

Blackcurrant drinks were a popular fruit beverage in the USSR, valued for their rich flavor and deep color. This vintage label was produced by the Stepan Razin Brewery in Leningrad and features a classic illustration of blackcurrant berries

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Blackcurrant drinks were a popular fruit beverage in the USSR, valued for their rich flavor and deep color. This vintage label was produced by the Stepan Razin Brewery in Leningrad and features a classic illustration of blackcurrant berries
June 5, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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#makersmARTch | Day 7 | #glue

Take 2 - I forgot about making these #decoupage lunch trays. I made a bunch, so I picked my favorite 4. I haven’t found #modgepodge in #mexico, so I just use #schoolglue then give them a coat of polyurethane. Made with prints of #vintagelabels or ads cut out by hand.
Photo of a decoupaged plastic lunch tray - covered in printouts of vintage fruit labels - all with dogs on them. I can’t find Modge Podge in Mexico, so I used old-fashioned school glue - then covered it in several layers of spray on polyurethane. The lunch trays were salvaged from my former place of employment when they closed the employee cafeteria. Photo of a decoupaged plastic lunch tray - covered in printouts of vintage lingerie ads. I can’t find Modge Podge in Mexico, so I used old-fashioned school glue - then covered it in several layers of spray on polyurethane. The lunch trays were salvaged from my former place of employment when they closed the employee cafeteria. Photo of a decoupaged plastic lunch tray - covered in printouts of vintage illustrations of Hilda, the voluptuous pinup model from the 50s. I can’t find Modge Podge in Mexico, so I used old-fashioned school glue - then covered it in several layers of spray on polyurethane. The lunch trays were salvaged from my former place of employment when they closed the employee cafeteria. Photo of a decoupaged plastic lunch tray - covered in printouts of vintage flower seed packets. I can’t find Modge Podge in Mexico, so I used old-fashioned school glue - then covered it in several layers of spray on polyurethane. The lunch trays were salvaged from my former place of employment when they closed the employee cafeteria.
March 8, 2025 at 4:54 AM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Ekstra" ("Extra") was a non-alcoholic beverage produced in Soviet Lithuania. Its bold typography, minimal design, and warm color palette reflect the distinctive graphic style often seen on Baltic drink labels.

#USSR #LithuaniaSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Ekstra" ("Extra") was a non-alcoholic beverage produced in Soviet Lithuania. Its bold typography, minimal design, and warm color palette reflect the distinctive graphic style often seen on Baltic drink labels.
July 12, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Mandarinovy" was a Soviet soft drink inspired by the flavor of mandarins. This colorful label from Rosglavpivo reflects the bright and optimistic graphic style of Soviet beverage design in the 1950s.

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"Mandarinovy" was a Soviet soft drink inspired by the flavor of mandarins. This colorful label from Rosglavpivo reflects the bright and optimistic graphic style of Soviet beverage design in the 1950s.
May 30, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Apricot Drink" was a fruit-flavored soft drink sold across the USSR. This cheerful label features ripe apricots and a built-in date marker, a practical detail often found on Soviet beverage labels.

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"Apricot Drink" was a fruit-flavored soft drink sold across the USSR. This cheerful label features ripe apricots and a built-in date marker, a practical detail often found on Soviet beverage labels.
May 31, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

Raspberry-flavored soft drinks were a familiar treat in the USSR. This elegant label features bright raspberry clusters and a minimalist design style typical of Soviet beverage packaging in the 1950s.

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Raspberry-flavored soft drinks were a familiar treat in the USSR. This elegant label features bright raspberry clusters and a minimalist design style typical of Soviet beverage packaging in the 1950s.
June 6, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Zolotisty" ("Golden") was a Soviet mandarin-flavored soft drink made with natural mandarin juice. Its bright label and citrus imagery reflected the popularity of fruit-based beverages across the USSR.

#USSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels #SoftDrinks
"Zolotisty" ("Golden") was a Soviet mandarin-flavored soft drink made with natural mandarin juice. Its bright label and citrus imagery reflected the popularity of fruit-based beverages across the USSR.
June 2, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Citro" was one of the classic citrus-flavored soft drinks of the USSR. This label from Dnipropetrovsk features oranges and lemons, highlighting the bright fruit imagery often used in Soviet beverage design.

#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Citro" was one of the classic citrus-flavored soft drinks of the USSR. This label from Dnipropetrovsk features oranges and lemons, highlighting the bright fruit imagery often used in Soviet beverage design.
June 7, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Apelsinu" was an orange-flavored soft drink produced by the Aldaris brewery in Soviet Latvia. The label combines Latvian and Russian text, highlighting the multilingual character of everyday life across the USSR.

#USSR #LatviaSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Apelsinu" was an orange-flavored soft drink produced by the Aldaris brewery in Soviet Latvia. The label combines Latvian and Russian text, highlighting the multilingual character of everyday life across the USSR.
June 4, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Rosynka" ("Dewdrop") was a soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. Its name and logo evoke freshness and lightness, while the simple graphic design reflects the clean, functional style of Soviet beverage labels.

#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Rosynka" ("Dewdrop") was a soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. Its name and logo evoke freshness and lightness, while the simple graphic design reflects the clean, functional style of Soviet beverage labels.
June 16, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Citrinų Gėrimas" was a lemon-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Lithuania. The label combines Lithuanian and Russian text with bright lemon imagery, reflecting the regional character of beverage design across the USSR.

#USSR #LithuaniaSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Citrinų Gėrimas" was a lemon-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Lithuania. The label combines Lithuanian and Russian text with bright lemon imagery, reflecting the regional character of beverage design across the USSR.
June 9, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

Pear-flavored soft drinks were a popular refreshment in the USSR. This vibrant label features a stylized pear illustration, a simple and eye-catching design approach often seen on Soviet beverage labels.

#USSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels #SoftDrinks
Pear-flavored soft drinks were a popular refreshment in the USSR. This vibrant label features a stylized pear illustration, a simple and eye-catching design approach often seen on Soviet beverage labels.
June 8, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

Pear-flavored soft drinks were widely enjoyed across the USSR. Produced by the Arkhangelsk Brewery, this vintage label features a large pear illustration and the warm, fruit-centered design style typical of Soviet beverage packaging.

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Pear-flavored soft drinks were widely enjoyed across the USSR. Produced by the Arkhangelsk Brewery, this vintage label features a large pear illustration and the warm, fruit-centered design style typical of Soviet beverage packaging.
June 14, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Limon" was a classic lemon-flavored soft drink produced in the USSR. This label from the Sverdlovsk Soft Drinks Factory features a simple lemon illustration, a hallmark of practical and recognizable Soviet packaging design.

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"Limon" was a classic lemon-flavored soft drink produced in the USSR. This label from the Sverdlovsk Soft Drinks Factory features a simple lemon illustration, a hallmark of practical and recognizable Soviet packaging design.
June 10, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

Lemon-flavored soft drinks were a staple of Soviet refreshment culture. Produced by the Stepan Razin Brewery in Leningrad, this vintage label features bright lemons and a clean fruit-focused design typical of the 1950s.

#USSR #Leningrad #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
Lemon-flavored soft drinks were a staple of Soviet refreshment culture. Produced by the Stepan Razin Brewery in Leningrad, this vintage label features bright lemons and a clean fruit-focused design typical of the 1950s.
June 12, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

Apricot-flavored soft drinks were a common sight in Soviet stores. Produced by the Rosinka beverage association in Kyiv, this label features ripe apricots and a practical calendar-style date marker used on many USSR drink labels

#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
Apricot-flavored soft drinks were a common sight in Soviet stores. Produced by the Rosinka beverage association in Kyiv, this label features ripe apricots and a practical calendar-style date marker used on many USSR drink labels
June 15, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Citro" was one of the most popular soft drinks in the USSR, known for its refreshing citrus flavor. This label from Soviet Georgia features both Georgian and Russian text, reflecting the diversity of the Soviet republics.

#USSR #GeorgiaSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Citro" was one of the most popular soft drinks in the USSR, known for its refreshing citrus flavor. This label from Soviet Georgia features both Georgian and Russian text, reflecting the diversity of the Soviet republics.
June 3, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Limonad" was one of the best-known soft drinks in the USSR, enjoyed for its light citrus flavor. This label from a Soviet consumer cooperative features a simple glass motif and elegant lettering typical of late Soviet packaging

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"Limonad" was one of the best-known soft drinks in the USSR, enjoyed for its light citrus flavor. This label from a Soviet consumer cooperative features a simple glass motif and elegant lettering typical of late Soviet packaging.
June 11, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Dyushes" was one of the most beloved pear-flavored soft drinks in the USSR. Named after the Duchesse pear variety, it became a classic Soviet refreshment and remained popular for generations.

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"Dyushes" was one of the most beloved pear-flavored soft drinks in the USSR. Named after the Duchesse pear variety, it became a classic Soviet refreshment and remained popular for generations.
July 11, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Lymon" ("Lemon") was a lemon-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from Nikopol combines Ukrainian text with a stylized citrus illustration, reflecting the colorful regional design traditions of the USSR.

#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Lymon" ("Lemon") was a lemon-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from Nikopol combines Ukrainian text with a stylized citrus illustration, reflecting the colorful regional design traditions of the USSR.
July 10, 2026 at 8:15 PM
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🏷️ Soviet Drink Labels

"Sayany" was one of the most famous Soviet soft drinks, known for its herbal flavor inspired by the Sayan Mountains of Siberia. This striking label combines mountain scenery with bold colors, creating one of the most recognizable designs of the late USSR

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"Sayany" was one of the most famous Soviet soft drinks, known for its herbal flavor inspired by the Sayan Mountains of Siberia. This striking label combines mountain scenery with bold colors, creating one of the most recognizable designs of the late USSR.
July 9, 2026 at 8:15 PM