This is a vintage Alberta yellow and black license plate 1958

This is a vintage Alberta yellow and black license plate 1958 The slogan "Wild Rose Country" refers to the wild rose, which became Alberta's official provincial flower in 1930. The plate shown has the number ML-372 and is yellow with black lettering, a design used during this period. These plates were made of a heavier metal than modern plates The "Wild Rose Country" slogan was later introduced on Alberta license plates in 1973. The slogan has been a subject of controversy and was briefly removed and then reinstated on newer designs In Alberta, a vehicle must be at least 25 years old to qualify for antique or vintage registration. Antique license plates are intended for vehicles used for specific purposes, such as car shows, club activities, parades, and transportation to and from such events or for servicing. It is possible to have an original plate from the year the vehicle was made associated with the antique registration, but the official antique plate and registration must be kept inside the vehicle for inspection. Driving a vehicle with an antique plate is restricted; for unrestricted use on public roads, regular registration is required.