Emblem having calendered fabric layer
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Nov 25, 2003
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May 25, 2000
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An emblem comprises a first layer of fabric which has been deformed by a calendering process including the application of heat and pressure. A pattern is formed on the first surface of the fabric layer and a second layer of thermoplastic adhesive material is bonded to a second surface of the fabric layer. The application of the calendering process to the fabric layer compresses and deforms the fibers of the fabric to provide a flat, even surface with high luster.
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