An unlicense plate holder?

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CafePress is a service that lets you take an image and publish it for sale on a number of print-on-demand items – t-shirts, posters, mugs, and more. It’s pretty easy to take an image and say “just put this on everything”… which is how you get things like this “Snoopy” license plate holder. Oh, soooo Snoopy!

(Note: CafePress does indeed offer some officially licensed Peanuts items… but this appears to not be among them.)

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