90's Nautique shirt possiblities

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  • SquamInboards
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Sep 2005
    • 397

    • Squam Lake, NH

    • '82 2001 '84 2001 '86 2001 '98 NSS '87 American Skier

    90's Nautique shirt possiblities

    So I bought these from a guy locally, they appear to be original templates for shirts possibly. If a shop can print them reasonably I'm curious if there is any interest from some PNers for any. Here are the images.





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  • 81nautique
    • Feb 2006
    • 257

    • Big Rock, Illinois

    • 2012 200 Sport 1956 Correct Craft Collegian Past boats 1955 Correct Craft Hurricane 81 Anniversary Nautique 1960 GlassCraft Ski Nautique #1

    #2
    Just a little info for you, They're not templates, they are actual press proofs. The material they are printed on is called pelon so the proofs took the trade name pellons. It's common practice to run several pellons before loading actual shirts on a press to check for color, registration, screen imperfections. We usually store a few pellons of each press run in the clients art file which is probably where those came from. Every once in a while I clean house and come across some interesting designs we did years ago. In order to screen print those designs now someone would have to redraw the artwork and create separations from them. Most could be reproduced fairly easily but there are a couiple that are hand illustrated and would take some time but all possible.

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    • SquamInboards
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Sep 2005
      • 397

      • Squam Lake, NH

      • '82 2001 '84 2001 '86 2001 '98 NSS '87 American Skier

      #3
      Thanks, I appreciate the info as I wasn't sure what to make of them exactly. So could someone scan these into, say, photoshop and create vectors with each color for screen printing? One pelon is embossed if you look closely with a nautique which looks difficult to replicate.
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