Stickers became popular in the 1960s, appearing in consumer goods like baseball cards and bumper stickers. Machines would be everywhere in the laundry mat, arcades, offices, and bowling alleys. Temporary tattoos were on the rise as well. Each being sold for only 50 cents each.

In Modern Times: Stickers continue to be widely used for personal expression, branding, and marketing, with advancements in materials and printing technology leading to a vast variety of options. Barely would you see this Sticker Mania machines out on the streets. However, laundry mats, some art fairs, museums, and some arcades still hold onto this nostalgic machine.

This version is refurbished and sells Amsoul Illustrations original stickers. Miami, Florida.