The Antique Archive Die-Cut Ticket Tape

The ticket was never used. It was kept.

A roll of paper that remembers the sound of a train station — die-cut ticket stubs with perforated edges you can tear with your thumb, each one a different destination: a tailor shop, a concert hall, a botanical garden, a platform you never arrived at. Printed on matte writing paper that accepts ink without bleeding. Stamp a date. Write a name. The ticket becomes the memory.

🎫 Authentic Die-Cut Perforations — Mimics real antique tickets and receipts. Tear off individual pieces for organic, distressed edges without scissors.
🖋️ Writable Matte Paper — Premium ink-friendly writing paper. Document dates, locations, and notes directly on each ticket.
🕰️ 8 Archival Designs Per Roll — Nostalgic train journeys, old tailor shops, classical concerts, botanical gardens, and more.
📐 Peel-and-Tear Format — Cleverly designed to separate cleanly along die-cut perforations. No scissors needed.

Specifications

Material: Premium matte writing paper, self-adhesive
Designs: 8 unique repeating ticket designs
Width: 1" (25 mm)
Length: 14.96" (380 mm) per roll
Thickness: 0.047 mm
Finish: Matte, writable

FAQ

Q: Can I write on these with fountain pen?
A: Yes. The premium matte writing paper accepts ink, gel pens, and stamps. We recommend testing on one ticket first.

Q: How many tickets per roll?
A: The roll features 8 unique repeating designs in a continuous cycle. Total ticket count depends on roll length.