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Wolf: Most of your questions have been answered in pervious threads in the forum. A topic search will pull up the threads for you. You don't mention what era you are modeling so its hard to recommend specific sites for graphics styles. Do a Google for suggestions. You might have a look at http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/eaa/ for period adverts to 1920. Also the Library of Congress has good material in their image collection. www.loc.gov As an alternative to a decal you might consider printing your image on standard paper and using it as a "painted on the wall" advertisement. Such an approach is much easier to age appropriately and thus avoid the shiney-decal-on-the-wall look. Good Luck Randy
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