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General Boards => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bill Lampkin on January 05, 2016, 03:46:01 AM
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I wonder if anyone has a copy of the Beaver Logo? I want to make a key rack based on the Beaver logo. BTW, does the little bark butcher go by a any particular name? (Bucky?)
Thanks
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Here's one I've used for past projects; it's not a perfectly resolved image, but good enough as a basic guide.
- Joel
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Bill,
The Beaver logo image is available in all sizes on the internet, but it is a copyrighted image. So only use it for your personal use and do not sell any reproductions without written permission from ARV, the copyright owners.
Gerald
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Perfect, Thanks to you both!
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HI Here is a moderate resolution tiff line art that might be helpful.
Jim
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My wheel covers.
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Jim, thanks for the .tif file; and David, how did you get the logo on your tire covers?
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I took a blank wheel cover and paper copy of the logo - the logo being the same size as you see on the wheel covers - to a local print shop (where they do silk-screening on T-shirts, etc.) and asked how I could get the logo on my wheel covers. The owner of the shop said he could make stick-on copies of the logo in any of several colors and I could place them onto the wheel covers. The material is the same stuff you see on freight trucks' doors - company names, PUC and DOT info. I chose emerald green to match the green in the RV's exterior paint job. The wheel covers were purchased at the 4th Street Flea Market in Yuma for $15 per pair and they are the largest size made. The print shop charged $27.50 for each stick-on logo. Note: I recall the print shop did inquire if the logo is proprietary. I told them my use was for personal, not commercial, use and that seemed to satisfy him. My total cost for six wheel covers with logos was $205.00.