Yesterday we brought you Oversize Music Murals, today it’s wacky wall art. Topps Wacky Packages began as trading cards in 1967. Now the parody product cards have been turned into giant wall graphics for your home.
Up to 7 feet tall, the graphics easily peel and stick to the wall so you can rehang and reposition as much as you like.
Available from LTL Prints for $15.
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Comments (11)
What's next? Garbage Pail Kid art?
Perfect--
-- for your 32yo drunken college pal's room in his parent's basement.
Grow up.
To each his own.........I guess.
Yeah, I covered my bedroom door with Wacky Packages.... in 1974. Today? I don't think so.
Ha ha! These take me back.. :-)
I love the idea of alittle vintage Wacky Packy's here and there, but the oversized kind blasted on my wall, I'll take a pass on that. I am however, (thanks to Ebay) the proud owner of the whole 1st series in magnet form. They occupany most of my frig and when I have guests, they always manage to keep kitchen dwellers quite entertained. Who doesn't love the 70's,right?
To make matters worse, these decals are only $15. Now why couldn't they have used their powers for good instead of evil?
Oh my GOD..........I'm both thrilled and disgusted, LOL
I had tons of those when I was a kid....
I still have some of these, which I stuck to my antique birdseye maple nightstand in 2nd grade.
Love wacky packages, but I wouldn't want them hanging in my home. Probably great for a kids room though.
I wonder why I was so enamored with these when I was young. I was jealous of the kids that had the whole set. the gum that came with these was great.