Pricing Labels JNL by Jeff Levine Fonts is a dingbat set built to recreate vintage store price gun labels. It includes fifty-one department designations (produce, dairy, electronics, clearance, and dozens more), plus an extra title label on the lowercase 'z' key. That works beautifully for vintage retail signage, farmer's market labels, retro storefront graphics, and anything else that needs period-accurate price-tag details.

The font handles every practical element: numbers for dollar amounts go on standard number keys, while smaller numerals and underscores for cents use shift-number combinations. Dollar and cents symbols sit on the bracket keys, the decimal point on the period key, and "each" and "for" labels (rotated sideways) live on the greater-than and less-than keys. Since each piece is technically a character, you can mix and match to build custom price labels that look like they came straight off a 1970s or 1980s price gun.

Designers working on antique shop identities, thrift store branding, or vintage-inspired product packaging will appreciate how well this captures that nostalgic retail aesthetic. Grab Pricing Labels JNL on Creative Fabrica when you're ready to bring authentic price-gun details to your retro designs.