Benoist Arrow Lettering Sticker – Early Aviation Name
Benoist Arrow Lettering Sticker – Early Aviation Name
Benoist Arrow Lettering Sticker – Early Aviation Name
Custom size available 5-year outdoor vinyl Waterproof & weatherproof

Benoist Arrow Lettering Stickers (2-Pack) – Early Aviation Name Decals

SKU: 9-000442
The word BENOIST in heavy slab capitals runs through the middle of a long, thin arrow with a notched tail, and the second sticker points the opposite way. Each pack holds two die-cut vinyl stickers.
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Benoist is the surname of Thomas Benoist, the St. Louis aircraft builder whose company produced some of the earliest American flying boats and ran the first scheduled passenger airline service in 1914. This sticker uses only the name, which makes it a quiet reference for aviation-history readers.

The lettering is a chunky, slightly rough slab serif, with each letter joined into the arrow shaft so the name and the arrow are cut as a single piece. One copy points to the right with a barbed head at the right end, while the other flips direction, so you can place them on either side of a vehicle or pair them as a long banner.

Because the arrow is thin and the letters are thick, it stays readable at small widths and looks good along a toolbox, a canoe gunwale, a truck bed rail or a workshop wall.

What You Get

  • 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
  • Preset sizes 10–55cm or 4–21in, custom sizes up to 120cm
  • 19 colour options

Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish, and removes cleanly without leaving residue.

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Benoist is the surname of Thomas Benoist, the St. Louis aircraft builder whose company produced some of the earliest American flying boats and ran the first scheduled passenger airline service in 1914. This sticker uses only the name, which makes it a quiet reference for aviation-history readers.

The lettering is a chunky, slightly rough slab serif, with each letter joined into the arrow shaft so the name and the arrow are cut as a single piece. One copy points to the right with a barbed head at the right end, while the other flips direction, so you can place them on either side of a vehicle or pair them as a long banner.

Because the arrow is thin and the letters are thick, it stays readable at small widths and looks good along a toolbox, a canoe gunwale, a truck bed rail or a workshop wall.

What You Get

  • 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
  • Preset sizes 10–55cm or 4–21in, custom sizes up to 120cm
  • 19 colour options

Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish, and removes cleanly without leaving residue.

  • Reference
    9-000442

  • Sticker type
    Die cut
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