Rockwell Logo Stickers (2-Pack) – Aerospace Emblem Bar Decals images
Rockwell was the American engineering group behind a long list of aerospace and automotive names, and it took over the Aero Commander line in the 1960s — which is why Commander aircraft of that era wear this emblem. The mark itself is the tri-lobe rotor set against a bar, a design that reads as clearly at 10cm as it does at half a metre.
This version is cut as a single block. The lobes and the letterforms are the gaps, so the colour you choose becomes the bar and whatever it is applied to shows through the emblem and the type. On a painted panel that gives a sharp, high-contrast result; on glass it works as a reverse stencil.
Placement
What You Get
- Cowling, tail or hangar door on a Commander airframe
- Rocker panels and rear quarter windows on a car
- Toolboxes, roll cabinets and workshop lockers
Two die-cut vinyl stickers per pack, any width from 10–55cm / 4–21in, 19 colours. Transfer tape is included; clean the surface first, squeegee from the middle outwards, then peel the tape back flat rather than lifting it away.
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Reference9-000405
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Sticker typeDie cut
