Found: Safety & Warning Decals (Canadian M-series vehicles)

[rob love]

If you go back to post 26, I show the new one. A few posts earlier is the original on a Jeep dash. You'll have to copy and confirm the font etc, as I don't have an original yellow one to compare to.

They are, I believe, the same NSN.

[chris vickery]

Rob, if I could borrow one from you to compare the font or otherwise send you a tracing on parchment that you could confirm for us maybe we could get some of these on the go?

[rob love]

If you are going to have them made up, then I would be happy to mail the one I just got to you in exchange for a yellow one. PM me your mailing address.

Rob

[Wayne Hingley]

Due to a few recent requests for decal sets (and me not being able to say no), I got 8 more decal sets made up. If anyone still wants them, let me know. Like the others, they are going out at $40 including postage within Canada (this is basically the actual cost - not including my fuel to drive around).

Also, as per the posts above, Chris, Rob and I will be making up a few of the long yellow and black radio warning decals (see Grant's photos in post #19). If anyone wants one (or more) please let us know now, as I don't intend to do multiple runs of this one decal. This one will be tricky for postage, as it is too long for an envelope. I expect to roll them up and put them in a small box, so postage will be a bit more. Unfortunately I don't have an estimate on the cost of this decal yet, but it might be in the $10 range plus postage, depending on volume.

[Grant Hopkins]

I would be interested in 2 of the long yellow ones. Perhaps rolling them inside a section of cardboard poster tube and using an Express Post envelope might work cheaper than a package box. Seems to me the rule for the envelope is whatever you can stuff in and seal it for one fixed price.

[Wayne Hingley]

Originally Posted by Grant Hopkins

I would be interested in 2 of the long yellow ones. Perhaps rolling them inside a section of cardboard poster tube and using an Express Post envelope might work cheaper than a package box. Seems to me the rule for the envelope is whatever you can stuff in and seal it for one fixed price.

Excellent suggestion Grant! Yes that will be a better way to ship them. Thanks.