Question: Die struck sterling letters.

[cowboy_silversmith]

Does anyone know the source for those individual die struck sterling silver letters with the bevel edging?

 

[Haraga.com]

I don't but if you find some let me know.

 

[silverchip]

We used to get them from a company called B.A. Ballou. I don't know if they are still in biz. Also I think that Stuller still might make them.What a pain to solder them in line and keep them spaced correctly. Good luck with your search!!!!!!

 

[west]

I'm sorry you do not know English well. To polish an edge obliquely? multifaceted?

 

[cowboy_silversmith]

Leonard~ will do.
Dave~ Thank you, already tried Ballou and Metal City.
West~ Looking for a friend who is not equipped to fabricate hundreds of letters in multiple sizes. His supplier is discontinuing production in the very near future.

Thanks guys.

 

[jr hoot gibson]

At one time you could get G S and J B letters from Laney Company in Broken Arrow. Their son was taught by Kendal Smith when they both worked at Trophy Tack. Do't know how current this number is, if its even still in business...918-355-1955. Good luck.
Hoot

 

[frank g]

I just checked Stuller and they have sterling block initials. They appear to have a slight bevel on the edge. Search- sterling initials. Hope this helps.
Frank