Authentic Vintage Paint by Laney's Old Village
Old Village Paint is the the oldest paint and varnish maker in America. Our family has been making paint the same way since 1816. Every colour is made in the old fashioned batch system, with nearly half a can of natural earth pigments — just like a batch of cookies or die lot of yarn. Old Village Paint is safe to use for your baby's crib. It's durable enough to last ten years on the exterior of your house, without chipping or pealing.
Our paint has been used historically in museums — such as The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson Mansion, the Lincoln Law Library, Historic Deerfield, and primitive use at Canterberry Shaker Village. You can use Old Village Paint for any decorative, primitive, faux or shabby chic finish you can imagine.
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Vintage Acrylic Latex (1700) …. (Authentic Historic Colours)
$7.00 – $450.00
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Vintage Oil Paints (1100-1200) … (Authentic Historic Colours)
$36.00 – $46.00
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Ready-Mixed Buttermilk Paint (1300) …. (Authentic Historic Colours)
$6.00 – $450.00
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Colours de Provence & Tuscany (2100)
$44.00 – $450.00
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Gel Stain & Varnish in One! Easy Wipe-On! (#1400)
$24.00 – $46.00
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2 Oz Buttermilk Paint Kits ~ Ready-Mixed ~ (Authentic Historic Colours)
$16.50 – $120.00
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4 Oz Vintage Paint Jars & Kits (Authentic Historic Colours)
$7.00 – $244.00
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Graining & Glazing Oil Gel (1230)
$24.00 – $46.00
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Oil Glazes – Colour & Metallic Graining & Glazing Gels(1200)
$24.00 – $46.00
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Whitewash (#1601 Gritty) (#1604 Smooth)
$44.00 – $450.00
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Clear Poli-Aqua (3-In-1) Glaze-Varnish-Primer (17PVG)
$34.00 – $450.00
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Over & Under Primer – Sticks to just about everything! (1738 & 1735)
$34.00 – $450.00
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Old Village Remembers Dad for Veterans Day
Edwin H Stulb III U.S.Army, WWII Oct.12, 1922 ~ Oct. 15, 2015 “I was employed in the family business until the outbreak of WWII, C. Schrack & Company now called Old Village Paint which is now run by my daughter Laney, a paint and varnish manufacturer. I tried to enlist in all the U.S. and […]
~ It’s not too late to Paint for the Holidays ~
That’s right! It’s the middle of September! Let’s get those paint jobs done! The weather is perfect for outdoor painting usually thru October and often well into November be pending on where in the country you live. You’ll want to watch that the overnight temperature doesn’t drop too low. Most paints require a temperature to […]
