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Posted for "Mark R Steitle" <mark.steitle@austin.utexas.edu>:

  Earl,
  If you don't get any offers you can always scan the "Lancair" off a
  sales brochure and scale it up or down to meet your needs.
  
  Mark S.

"""
  Does anyone have a 'file' of the name "Lancair" suitable for
  embroidering on the back of a leather seat cushion?  Apparently, a
  machine can use such to sew it on or so says the guy doing my cushions.
  
  As you can tell, I know nothing about this process.  Any help or advice
  will be appreciated.  Earl
"""