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Qumpellka No 12

This.

Yes it is.

The arched line is Monotype Corsiva. Louisiana gets no match and appears to either be hand done or heavily modified.

A few choices ... http://www.digitalauto.on.ca/ http://artstation-vehicletemplates.com/ http://www.the-blueprints.com/ http://mr-clipart.com/int/index.php

Not Handel Gothic. Check the right leg of the "R". Highland Gothic matches ... Handel Gothic does not.

I think you could make a direct comparison to what ASE does for auto mechanics when it comes to teaching and certifying sign manufacturing skills. I don't think with the internet that having attended events is needed for most things that could be covered. What is really needed is: 1. To...

Highland Gothic by Casady & Greene

Do you realize that when using a clear film, that you must be able to print white underneath any color for any of the colors other than black to remain true? Otherwise the colors will shift when the decal is mounted to any wall color other than white. Your cyan note, for example, will become...

Helvetica Inserat

Desdemona Solid aka Mortal Kombat Mythologies

SF Big Whiskey Condensed

ITC Kabel Std (Demi Bold)

Yes. I think Hyatt's was a distributor for a short time. You may remember that Gerber changed from bronze oilite bushings to roller bearings for the platens around that time. The reason was the Scrappy and Gerber's claim that using one would cause their bearings to fail.

We saved a lot of buyers some money and we learned a lot about the differences between the North American and overseas markets. More than half our sales were in Europe. We sold more Scrappies in New Zealand than in California, Texas, Florida and New York combined. Australia was about double that...

:pops_blinking: You did better than anyone else then. The first showing and sale of a Scrappy was in 1988. :ROFLMAO: Thanks for your business though. :thankyou: Did you buy it from us or Acme Sign Supply?

Yes. We had a few complaints about that slogan. Sung to the tune of Rawhide in our booth at the NESA (now ISA) Sign Expo in Phoenix April 1990: Keep feedin', feedin' feedin' I'm so tired of weedin' Keep them Scrappies feedin' Allied. I'm anticipatin' My improved credit ratin' With Scrappy on...

The Scrappy™ Friction Feed Adapter was my product. We sold the last one in 1993 and discontinued manufacturing the product. Friction feeding on any material such as sandblast resist is not recommended due to blade drag resistance being high enough to cause the material to skew. What will work...

Algerian

Revue aka Renfrew 0HotRodDNA