Help finding a Craftsman Logo...

[jbmorrey]

Can anyone help me with an image of an older Sears Craftsman logo, I am having trouble getting a good pic of it for a restoration project. It's the logo that is white and red.. I think and it says SEARS on the left in a white box and the word CRAFTSMAN on the right in a red box. I'm trying to pull this from memory, hopefully someone knows the badge I am talking about and could post a good pic or link to a pic. Thanks so much for your help!

James M

 

[dumper]

this one?

 

[Pardigital]

Is this the logo you're thinking of?

 

[jbmorrey]

Either of those labels would work! I am trying to create a label to replace the missing one for my toolbox and cannot get a clear enough copy to create one. I do appreciate the pics and they are the logos I am looking for, I just need a more straight on better quality pic, sorry for being picky!!

Thanks,
James M

 

[Pardigital]

I can probably recreate this in PhotoShop- what size do you need?

 

[keelan]

James,

If I can find a good source image, I can produce a high quality vector image, perfect for reproducing a name badge. I have a couple satisfied "customers" already in this area.

 

[dumper]

any better?

 

[keelan]

I found enough stuff to piece a 'fresh' logo together, I'll be posting it shortly.

 

[keelan]

Attached. PM me your e-mail address for a high quality PDF. Also, if you can give me exact measurements, I can make sure it is properly scaled as well.

 

[keelan]

A new revision... I noticed that I didn't leave any room for rivets. Also, the 'Sears' bit looked a bit anemic, so I beefed it up a wee bit.

 

[oak_park]

Click on the pic a couple of times to get the full size.

 

[jbmorrey]

Thanks Oak Park, I am going to just create a Sticker so I wonder how that metal would transfer to a printout..... Do you have any idea as to about the age of that badge? I am guessing 70's? Thanks again for the pic!
James M

 

[keelan]

James,

You'd probably get good results with printing my graphics onto clear label stock, then sticking that clear label onto a bit of brushed aluminum.