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Decorative plaques and process

  • US 4,125,655 A
  • Filed: 02/22/1977
  • Issued: 11/14/1978
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/21/1975
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An article adapted to be imprinted by a hot-stamping process, said article being suitable for forming a wall plaque, comprising:

  • (a) a rigid board-like background support material having upper and lower surfaces, at least one of which surfaces has a discrete decorative appearance;

    (b) a plastic laminated plate smaller than, and adhered to, the decorative surface of the support material, said laminate comprising a first relatively thick sheet of plastic material having heat deformable characteristics such that the material debosses under localized heat and pressure, and a second relatively thin sheet of a decorative plastic film coextensive therewith which conforms to said debossments when said first sheet is debossed; and

    (c) a hot stamping foil positioned over said decorative film, said hot-stamping foil containing on the surface adjacent the plastic laminate coloring matter which transfers and adheres to said decorative plastic film in said debossments when said film is debossed under localized heat and pressure.

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