This gorgeous antique 1920s Butterfly broom label was never finished at the printer, leaving the top and bottom panels blank so you can enjoy the artwork all on its own.🦋 Printed as a lithograph in the USA, it shows a vivid red, blue, and yellow butterfly with a floral crest above, framed by a soft blue background that once wrapped around quality brooms on store shelves.

The design comes from the same family of labels used in the Miss Peggy broom campaign for Johnson Products Co. of Memphis, Tennessee, a broom and mop maker known to be using this butterfly artwork by the 1920s and still active into the 1940s. This particular stock stayed unprinted, so the name and wording were never added—giving you pure period artwork to frame, craft with, or personalize with your own text.

Details:

• Era: Antique circa 1920s broom advertising

• Maker: Johnson Products Co. style butterfly design, Memphis broom label tradition

• Design: Colorful butterfly with floral crest and two blank title panels

• Size: Approx. 6" tall x 3.5" wide

• Printing: Early lithograph, marked “LITHO IN U.S.A.”

• Condition: NOS unused label; inks bright, graphics crisp; backing clean

• Use ideas: Frame as wall art, mount in a gallery wall, or hand‑letter the blank panels with a name, date, or shop title

• Shipping: Carefully packed with free shipping in the USA 🚚

Almost a century later, broom labels like this are tiny survivors from the days when bold graphics had to sell a simple everyday tool. Hang this butterfly in your kitchen, laundry room, craft room, or studio and you’ll get a daily splash of color and early‑20th‑century charm.✨