Does anyone save those labels we find in the bottom of games? I do, and try to put them back in the right place after wiping off whatever dirt (pinball grime-carbon/grease/metal) I am able. I save whatever I can for the sake of originality. If anyone has original Gottlieb labels, from the 1970's (60's are different) and willing to pass them along, I will pay for postage. This question touches on two topics discussed here recently. Original vs. repro, and parts swap threads. Nothing to do with the game playing better, but I look at my projects as preservation of a classic piece of "Americana". Once they are gone, they are gone-labels too!
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I'm talking about individual relay labels (thousands score relay, etc.), not the larger ones that have motor info. Peter's site is a great resource for many stuff, but not sure if he would want to deal with 20-30 small individual relay labels....

The two important factors to me are- paper authenticity (no matter what I try, most modern paper won't look that aged) and the other being the rounded corners on the labels. Glad this thread has gotten people thinking about it.

Not unusual at all. They can be many different values depending on the load they need to carry.