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A non-traditional layout reinforces graphics used throughout the park system and makes for a unique dedication plaque.
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Combining raised and recessed letters in cast bronze creates a stylish dedication plaque.
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Cast plaques are vandal resistant. The graphics cannot be scratched or removed, and the plaque cannot be destroyed.
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When a building is named for a devoted leader, use a dedication plaque with a bas-relief portrait inside the entrance.
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Churches can use a bronze bas-relief portrait to pay homage to a cherished pastor.
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Cast plaques can express a whimsical nature with line drawings, student artwork, or calligraphic lettering.
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A polished bronze prismatic anchor attached to a bridge dedication plaque creates a multi-dimensional look.
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In an unusual reversal, the ivy leaf decor is inset into a recessed ring. A raised satin background accents recessed lettering on this historic dedication plaque.
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Celebrate the opening of a new facility with a dedication plaque containing a flat relief rendering of the building.
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A sculpted image of the building on a bronze dedication plaque reinforces the importance of the project to the community.
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Cast aluminum can be used to create a contemporary plaque to complement the architecture of a new addition.
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Traditional dedication plaques list names of people involved with the project and may include the construction team as well as any logos.
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