Jim Osborn Reproductions Bullnose+ Catalog

[Gary Lewis]

Cory pointed out that Jim Osborn Reproductions has a lot of decals, many of which apply (pun intended) to Bullnose trucks. Jeff then reached out to JOR and discovered they have a catalog but no website at the moment.

So I downloaded their 174 page catalog, extracted the pages I think apply to our trucks, and OCR'd them so's you can search them. And to do that click the icon in the lower left that says "Full Screen", which opens the catalog in a new browser window. In that you should have a search option.

I've left a voice message for JOR that I'm doing this, and as soon as I'm done I'll send them a link to this post via FB Messenger just to make sure they agree with what I've done.

EDIT: Just got this back from JOR: "I don’t have a problem with that at all sir. Thank you for that actually."

[grumpin]

That’s a lot of decals. Great endeavor they have taken up!

On my iPad there is no “Full Screen” icon on the lower left. Lower right has the enlarge icon that worked.

Also took awhile to load, to let IOS users know.

[Gary Lewis]

Thanks for the clarification, Dane. And yes, it takes time to load the 15 pages. Think what it takes for all 154 pages of the full catalog.

[85lebaront2]

Probably not too long for me. Here on Virginia's appendix I do have really good high speed broadband internet (and it's tax free as it is a government agency).

[BigBrother-84]

Thanks Gary!  Nice job!

[Rusty_S85]

Osborn is where I got all my literature for my '56 from my wiring layout diagram, to my body assembly manual showing sheet metal assembly, etc.  Last time I looked they didnt really cover anything post 1960s so its great to see he has extended into the 1970s and 1980s.

I got some air cleaner decals I picked up but I dont know what I will do as none really fit my OE air cleaner and I am still on the hunt for a reasonably priced one.

Guess I will go to his site and download his catalog and add it to my external HD so I can browse it later on.