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Reid Label and Nameplate has announced the acquisition of Vermont-based New England Label, formerly-owned by Willington Nameplate, of Stafford Springs, CT, effective February 6, 2015.

Notably though, the reinstated nameplate carries only his name and not any designation.

Jim Farley, executive vice-president for Ford Motor Company Global Marketing, Sales and Service, said: "It is remarkable to see Focus again lead the industry as the number one-selling vehicle nameplate on the planet."

House Nameplate Company MD, Tina Smith said: "Naturally the team here is thrilled to have been shortlisted.

The nameplate will be displayed at the museum in Betws y Coed.

The nameplate, one of more than 100 that were removed from Virgin trains when they were renamed or withdrawn from service, will go up for auction in February.

The nameplate points to a little-known story from the history of the last ever vessel to bear Cardiff's name.

The sign is the first plastic Victorian nameplate to be put up outside Birmingham city centre.

Some industry analysts predict that the Sears nameplate will dominate once the two retailers join forces.

Astle, who played for England five times, is the first person to be honoured with a nameplate on the Wolverhampton-Birmingham tramway since it was opened in May 1999.

Comedian Frank Skinner, life-long Albion fan and Astle's friend, will unveil the nameplate on the number nine tram at the Midland Metro depot in Potters Lane, Wednesbury, on April 12.

The first side is applied to the printed nameplate. The second side features an aggressive, general-purpose adhesive to bond to the final low energy substrate.

The new rail head will be marked by a small piece of Warwickshire coal-mining history with a replica nameplate, produced from the original that once adorned the British Coal engine "Birch Coppice" incorporated into the gate house.

Format: 8 pp., saddle stitched, 2 and 3 columns, printed black on white, blue nameplate and accents, 4-page companion report.