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Royalty-free images

Postby Mad Mick » 28 Mar 2004 20:07

Couldn't post this in General Faqs, so had to post here.

Due to recent infringements of image copyright, here are some royalty-free images for anyone to use:
1. Steel top pin (anti drill)
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2. Steel serrated bottom pin (anti drill):
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3. Brass serrated bottom pin:
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4. Brass spool pin:
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Please use these images as you wish. When I take more, they will be posted for anyone to use in any way they want. You can edit/modify these images as you see fit to do so.
Image If it ain't broke.....pull it down and see how it works anyway!
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