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Type 14 Clam (1948-1949) |
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This is an example of the Type 14 DAV (Disabled American Veteran) keychain license plate. This style is easily reconized by the sandwich like construction with a metal border all around the back. |
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Type 15 Non-Ribbed (1948-1950) |
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This is an example of the Type 15 DAV keychain license plate. |
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Type 16 Steel (1948-1967) |
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The Type 16 DAV tag is the most common style ever issued. |
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Type 17 Large Clasp (1949-1952) |
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This is an example of the Type 17 DAV keychain license plate. |
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Type 18 Warp (1951-1955) |
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This is an example of the Type 18 DAV keychain license plate. Type 18 and type 19 are almost identical. The difference is that the material used in the type 18 causes it to warp and it is very slightly smaller. Both styles 18 and 19 are much smaller that the type 17 large clasp. |
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Type 19 Small Clasp (1951-1968) |
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This is an example of the Type 19 DAV keychain license plate. See description of type 18 above. |
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Type 20 Flex (1958) |
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This is an example of the Type 20 DAV tag. |
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