Agfa Block Wordmark Stickers (2-Pack) – Film Photography Decals images
Agfa took its name from the initials of Aktiengesellschaft für Anilinfabrikation, the dye works founded in Berlin in 1867 that moved into photographic plates and later film. The company merged with the Belgian firm Gevaert in 1964, and Agfa film, paper and chemistry went on to become one of the standard darkroom names alongside Kodak and Ilford.
This is the plain typographic mark: four heavy capitals, tightly spaced, with flat sides and sharp triangular counters in the A letters. It cuts cleanly as vinyl because there is no panel and no fine detail — the letterforms are the whole design.
Die-cut vinyl
What You Get
- 2 stickers per pack
- 10–55cm / 4–21in across the four letters
- 19 colours
- No background — the letters are cut from a single colour of vinyl
- Transfer tape included, which keeps the letter spacing exact
The counters inside the A letters are separate pieces held by the tape, so lay it down in one pass rather than lifting and repositioning. Popular on darkroom doors, camera bags, film fridges and studio cabinets.
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Reference16-006184
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Sticker typeDie cut
