School Bumper Stickers

School Bumper Stickers are screen-printed on white pressure-sensitive vinyl.

 

Below School Bumper Sticker is screen-printed on chrome polyester and die-cut as shown.

 

In the school bumper sticker below a mascot can be added:

 

 

Choose one color plus white Chrome background, See Bottom Design Only need your school name.
Quantity	125	250	500	1000	1500	2500	5000	10,000	15,000
Unit Cost	2.38	1.43	.93	.64	.51	.39	.29	.22	.19

 

Oval 6in wide x 4in tall - Two Colors - No Mascot - Need School Name only
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Unit Cost	2.11	1.15	.68	.42	.33	.24	.18	.13	.12

 

GO TEAM!, Need Mascot name only. Choice of Two Colors, on white background HONOR STUDENT, and STAR STUDENT. Need School Name and Mascot
Quantity	125	250	500	1000	1500	2500	5000	10,000	15,000
Unit Cost	1.40	.84	.51	.35	.29	.22	.16	.12	.11

 

Production time is approximately 3 working days.

 

These bumper stickers are pre-designed. Simply add your school name and/or mascot for your school sticker.

 

Stickers and Magnets:

• Oval Bumper Stickers
• Bumper Stickers
• 2010 Calendar Magnets
• Calendar Magnets
• Bumper Sticker Magnets
• Magnet Signs
• Clear Bumper Stickers
• Elementary School Bumper Stickers
• High School Bumper Stickers
• Internet Bumper Stickers
• Kitchen Calendar Magnets
• Magnetic Stickers
• Cheap Magnets Signs
• Save the Date Wedding Magnets
• School Bumper Stickers
• School Bumper Magnets
• Cheap Car Magnets
• Cheap Bumper Sticker

 

Heritage Advertising, Inc. 4100 Bob Wallace Avenue S.W. Huntsville, AL 35805 Telephone: 706-374-0710 Email:

 

 

See more School Designed Bumper Stickers

• High School Bumper Stickers
• Elementary School Bumper Stickers

 

School Bumper Stickers brings you this history lesson:

 1963 : Pro Football Hall of Fame opens

The Pro Football Hall of Fame opened today in Canton, Ohio. "Professional football draped a mantle of gridiron greatness around the shoulders of 17 of its stalwart sons Saturday in impressive Hall of Fame dedicatory ceremonies," informed The Post Standard on September 8, 1963. "Most of the honored were from the game's distant days when the play-for-pay sport had only a tenuous hold on the public fancy. But it was with head high and eyes sparkling that the former starts stepped up to receive their certificates to the hall of heroes."