Eric formed an image:
https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=118364
This past weekend, I learned the hang gliding historical marker was
stolen from Dockweiler State Beach. Figuring no one may have the
original design from 24 years ago, I replicated a new one, based upon
image at https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=118364
The graphic attached is a vector-based PDF file, which means it can be
scaled up or down to any size and still look really nice. I was thinking
if the marker was replaced with a printed metal sign, it would be far
more affordable, and far less likely to be stolen again. I know places
like squaresigns.com, buildasign.com or signs.com can print a 24"x24"
aluminum sign, for around $100. I'm not sure of the exact dimensions of
the original sign, but that should be a simple measurement on the pedestal.
Hope this helps and allows the sign to be restored quickly and economically.
Respectfully,
Eric Muss-Barnes




