mbbiker:
I'm hoping that there is one left or a way to get ahold of one yet for my Canadian Peugeot PB14.
With the uncompromising artistry of Alan [unworthy2] we came up to a brilliant conclusion. Alan's graphic skills really impressed me. In addition, I came to some realization in regards to how much skill and knowledge is really needed to produce good decals — even as I have attempted a few myself with very indifferent results.
In spite of all our scheming and Alan's work, in the end some of us received the promo described in the above posts, and some of us did not. Ironically, even as the OP, I did not receive a decal.
I am planning to have the artwork printed — for a price. I am planning on one (1) sheet — and using Alan's artwork. I am not going to alienate this artwork; it does not belong to me, except to use it for my own purposes of producing a decal. You might consider sending me a PM.
If I can get my hands on archival UV resistant inks for my 6 separation printer, I may try to produce them myself, but it will be on a white background — not foil. It would not be the "true stamp", but it will accurately describe the tubing. If I commission my favourite decal maker, he may produce the decal in foil.
We owners of Canadian Peugeots should stay close. They are rather more obscure birds. I'd like the additional decal that specifies Canadian production — in English and French. The other frame decals don't interest me as much — any sort of roughly period "PEUGEOT" for the DT will do for me. The tubing ID is a priority.
Let me know. — Lenton/Lorne