Agfa has used two very different marks and this is the later one. Where the block-capital wordmark is all straight sides and hard corners, here the name is set in a rounded lowercase with a curled descender on the g, and reversed out of a diamond turned on its point. The panel is what people recognise from film boxes and shop signage.
The practical difference for a decal is significant. Reversed lettering means the vinyl you apply is the panel, and the letters are the gaps — so whatever surface it goes on shows through and becomes the colour of the word. On a white car door the name reads white; on glass it reads as whatever is behind it.
What You Get
- 2 die-cut stickers per pack
- 10–55cm / 4–21in across the diamond
- 19 vinyl colours
- Single-colour cut, no print
- Transfer tape supplied
Because the letters are voids, this one is a little more forgiving to apply than open lettering — there are no separate pieces to keep aligned, just the one panel. Squeegee from the centre out so no air is trapped inside the counters.
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Reference16-006186
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Sticker typeDie cut