Order your 2003 Convention T-shirt today! The existing stock is steadily
dwindling. Even if you can't attend the convention, you'll want to wear this
shirt and pretend you did. Designed by Casper Cox, the front of the shirt
features a Joseph R. Tomelleri illustration of the extinct whiteline
topminnow (Fundulus albolineatus) on top of a map of the Tennessee River
Valley, which in turn is on top of a map of North America. The back of the
shirt features an x-ray of this Huntsville endemic and text about its
extinction. The shirt is full color on the front and two-color on the back,
silk-screened on a light gray, heavyweight, 100% cotton Beefy-T.
The shirts sell for $20 each ($22 for 2XL & 3XL) of which NANFA recieves $10
from each shirt for their treasury, grants and ongoing projects.
(The shirts cost $10.25 or $12.25 each to produce.) Shipping & handling is
$5 per package no matter how many shirts are requested... within reason! I
guess I will have to go to UPS if someone wants a half dozen or more! This
project is my contribution to NANFA and has been a pleasant labor of love. I
do enjoy NANFA, the fellowship and all these little fishes. It's a great joy
for me.
You may send your check, made out to NANFA, directly to me and I will
immediately ship your shirt and forward the check(s) to NANFA.
Casper Cox / Prizam
1200 Dodds Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37404
(423) 624-0721
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--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
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