Super Bowl Champs Blanks

[MrKugelschreiber]

$13 each plus shipping, 5 or more ship free in the U.S. These are tube in pressure casted blanks currently on the Sierra pen tube.
PM me if interested, thx for looking.

 

[danhoke]

Would you be able to provide another view of the blank on the bottom?

 

[Jim Smith]

I'd like five please.

Jim Smith

 

[MrKugelschreiber]

Would you be able to provide another view of the blank on the bottom?

The entire picture of what is wrapped is the picture below the blank. I'm sending a PM with pictures

 

[Bean_Counter]

I will take 5 of these also. PM details

 

[danhoke]

Thanks for the clarification. I would like two. PM with total due.

 

[Cwwc]

I will take five

 

[MrKugelschreiber]

I will take five
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[Penchant 4]

Are these licensed?

 

[TonyL]

How about a Lindsay Graham blank?

 

[MrKugelschreiber]

How about a Lindsay Graham blank?

What are you thinking...toss me an idea

 

[leehljp]

Be careful. There have been numerous mentions in the past of using unlicensed logos, in particular for the NFL that resulted in some strong legal recourses. Some companies have ongoing daily google type searches for specific mentions of specific words that have to do with their brand, and when they find one . . .

Logos, and in particular sports logos are well protected. On the other hand, if one is covered with a license, everything is just fine.

 

[jeff]

I'd be curious about the licensing question too. There have been some recent court cases going after torrent sites for aiding and abetting criminal copyright infringement by enabling the distribution of pirated material. I wouldn't want the IAP dragged in to such a situation because we "enabled" the sale of such materials.

Seems like small potatoes, but it also seems like the bigger the entity, the more they like to protect their interests. A friend of mine worked in the legal dept at Nissan. They went after people selling even tiny quantities of unlicensed materials like keychains and stickers. The theory being, ignoring them could demonstrate to a court that they don't vigorously defend their licenses, setting a bad precedent.

I apologize to the OP that we've polluted your thread! We'll take any more discussion to Casual Conversation.