Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Louisiana Plates.


 
I'll be adding to this as time goes on...
 
 
An old plate from way back.
Note the "Sportsman's Paradise" is stamped, not silkscreened.
 
 
"Sportsman's Paradise" again.
Silkscreened this time -- newer plates with the "Jazzy" state name. 
 

"Sportsman's Paradise" with the pelican.
These appeared when Kathleen Blanco was governor.
 
 
1803 - 2003: Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial.
 
 

1812 - 2012: 200 Years as a state.
 
 
1815 - 2015: Battle of New Orleans Bicentennial.
I hate the state name typeface. Very amateur.
 
 
Now if US states' license plates were like European countries',
this is what Louisiana's would look like.
 
Protect the Environment legacy plate.
It should be the regular plate!
 
Tow truck plates.
 
Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana plate.
 
 

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Out-of-State Plates 58

FL - Florida

Imagine Florida: tacky!!!
(Pun intended)

WV - West Virginia

Regular numbered plate in good condition.

WY - Wyoming

Sample off the web.
 
February 2nd, 2014:
And now a real one has been found!
The typeface is different from the one in the sample.
And not as legible. We need federal standards!
 

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Out-of-State Plates 57

Today: British Columbia and US Virgin Islands.

BC - British Columbia. Canada-on-the-Pacific.

Simple and direct. And legible.
 
VI - US Virgin Islands. "American Paradise."
 
Something tells me these boats and fish shouldn't be here.
 

Monday, January 12, 2015

Saturday, January 10, 2015

Out-of-State Plates 55

WVa

Today's State is West Virginia (<i>take me hoooome... country rooooads...</i>)

See, they can fit eight digits on a standard size US plate.
And keep it legible, too!
Why not other states like Texas and Iowa???

Thursday, January 8, 2015

Out-of-State Plates 54

WA

Today... Washington State. The only US state where the state highway route marker resembles nothing so much as an impaled head.

Now the plates.



Saturday, January 3, 2015