AC/DC: Lightning Logo (HRWL452)
Taken from the cover of AC/DC's 1977 "Let There Be Rock" album and designed by Gerard Huerta, this Gutenberg-inspired lightning bolt logo later became the permanent symbol of the band.
A 3D sculpted pewter logo.
On a doubled black waxed cord with a black pewter slide fastener allowing adjustability up to 10" (25cm) in diameter.
Product Description:
Taken from the cover of AC/DC's 1977 "Let There Be Rock" album and designed by Gerard Huerta, this Gutenberg-inspired lightning bolt logo later became the permanent symbol of the band.
A 3D sculpted pewter logo.
On a doubled black waxed cord with a black pewter slide fastener allowing adjustability up to 10" (25cm) in diameter.
Weight & Dimensions (approx.):H: 15mm (0.59") W: 47mm (1.85") D: 3mm (0.12") Weight: 14g (0.49oz)
Fastening & Packaging:
Alchemy's wrist straps are available in one adjustable size.
Packaged in an Alchemy branded bag, including Alchemy guarantee and care instructions.
Materials & Origin:
Designed and hand made in England in fine antiqued English pewter. (Lead, cadmium & nickel compliant)
HRWL452
Specific References
- UPC
- 664427049730
- EAN13
- 664427049730
Bracelet Sizes:
Bracelets are largely 'One Size, Adjustable' covering from Small to Large. However, where fixed sizes are indicated, these are divided into three approximate categories:
SMALL: 6-7½" (153-191mm) dia;
MEDIUM: 7-9" (178-229mm) dia;
LARGE: 7½-9½" (191-242mm) dia.
When supplemented with 'Adj' the bracelet has some degree of adjustment, usually achieved by gently squeezing open or closed to fit.
CAUTION: Repeated bending of bracelets may cause metal to fracture.
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Taken from the cover of AC/DC's 1977 "Let There Be Rock" album and designed by Gerard Huerta, this Gutenberg-inspired lightning bolt logo later became the permanent symbol of the band.
A 3D sculpted pewter logo.
On a doubled black waxed cord with a black pewter slide fastener allowing adjustability up to 10" (25cm) in diameter.