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Custom Lapel Pin
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A Custom Lapel Pin provides a lasting impression of your event and is the easiest fundraiser you can do. Buy them for a buck and sell them for $5.00. What are you waiting for?
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Custom-made lapel pins are one of the most cost effective promotional tools on the market right now. Whether you are a small organization or a multi-national conglomerate, they are a very affordable way of subtly conveying your message to an applicable industry. They are ... an excellent way to display pride in sports or achievement and can even be used as fund raising merchandise.
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When lapel pins and embroidered patches are not included in the plans for your special event, you may find that other custom designed items may be the perfect thing to add that special personalized touch. For those occasions, Black Sea Promotions offers a wide variety of affordable custom imprinted promotional products.
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Lapel Pins Info provides detailed information on lapel pins including many lapel pin options such as custom, military, cloisonne, Christian, and patriotic lapel pins. Lapel Pins Info is the sister site of Lanyards Web.
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This custom-made lapel pin is a donaldrburgett.com Exclusive!!! This lapel pin represents WWII Veteran, Donald R. Burgett, Airborne Paratrooper. It measures 1.5 inches wide by 7/8 inches high and is beautifully etched with a dark blue on silver. You can wear this pin in recognition of “National Living Treasure” Donald R. Burgett with pride on your lapel, cap, purse or jacket. This is a one of a kind item, not to be found anywhere else. This item has a copyright to protect the owner from reproduction of any kind for sale, personal use or display.
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Cloisonné lapel pins are the most traditional, if not the most collectible of the lapel pin types. Most of the older lapel pins are either die-cast metal or cloisonné. Cloisonné is from the French word for cell, which refers to the method that cloisonné is created. A metal structure, or cell, is formed with the outline of the design and filled with enamel and then baked to permanently set the design. The cloisonné technique dates all the way back to 13th century B.C. in ancient Japan... the Chinese really made the art form their own, creating beautiful vases and other artifacts. A cloisonné lapel pin is a modern interpretation of this ancient and beautiful art.
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