ACD Window Graphics - Help Needed!

ACDMachinery wrote: I would also welcome any advice on baking files in cakes should the need arise.

Be sure to use a fruitcake, so that no one will notice the extra weight.

Try contacting the ACD Museum. I'm sure you've thought of that already, but thought I'd say it just in case.

I have no advice to offer but please invite me over to see it when it's done.

Thanks Mike! On the other hand, it is my personal, private shop and therefore don't believe it poses a copyright/trademark infringement question. Its use is decorative and not in the pursuit of any commercial enterprise. I would also welcome any advice on baking files in cakes should the need arise.

Are there problems of "Trademark" in commercial use? You might check into that before you spend much money.
CORDially Mike

All offers of psychiatric help are gratefully declined. Even from the well meaning, similarly afflicted.

Try to get some help!!!!

As further proof of Cord insanity; I am doing some lettering on the windows in my shop. The goal is to have it look like a ACD dealership showroom. The transom is 32 inches high and sits above a set of 10 foot wide glass doors, two of which electrically slide open with an infrared sensor. I am going to have 17 inch long Cord emblems hand painted on each of the two sliding doors matching the the ones on the trans cover. What I need now are ideas on lettering for the transom. So far I have come up with using the stylized [i:3v7bh9o5]Auburn[/i:3v7bh9o5] lettering matching the ACD Museum front windows in an arc pattern, with the words Sales and Service below. I know that there must be a picture out there of the 1936 real thing. Any help or ideas would be very much appreciated! PM me or e-mail me at <a href="mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url]. Thanks!

Mark