One of the things Omaha has in abudance is places that do this type of
work.  1" x 1" bezels, printed in one color on bronze colored metal 
are $1.54 each/quantity 100.  There is another place here in town that 
does them for $1 a piece, but they look like crap.  

Here's a recommended source:

Day Engraving
921 Bellevue Blvd N.
Bellevue NE
68005

(402) 733-3999

> 
> > They are the little 1 inch by 1 inch rubbery transparent thingys
> > with an embedded piece of metal foil with a company logo in front
> > put on random PCs by clone assemblers. PC enclosures usually
> > have a little square area for this purpose on the front side.
> 
>  "Yes, it runs Novell", "Intel inside", "Macintosh instead", "Win95
> compatible" - those stickers come to my mind.
> 
>  In fact, all those "stickers" and "bezels" ("Bembel" in german)
> are not given away just like this, but after a thoroughly test.
> 
>  How about a NetBSD-test-suite? Then we can talk about that bezel :-)
> 
>  OK, I admit, your idea was not one of those stickers, but another
> one, but even so, why not?
> 
> -- 
> Markus Illenseer
> NetBSD 1.3.2 CD-ROM "Gateway! Vol. 3" now shipping!  See:  http://core.de/
> 


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