You can get anything you like printed up at vistaprint.com, boatdecals.biz and similar. BITD, our high skool had Graphic Arts as one of the vocational tracks. I learned how to make all kinds of that stuff with photolithography and offset printing. All of which was instantly obsolete as soon as the first Macintosh computer came out. All those machines I learned how to use, I've seen piled up in heaps in junkyards. (Although they are preserved in museums such as the USS Midway - hah, bringing it back to sailing reference! They had a print shop to make a fleet newspaper.)
All the cool kids have boat stickers of one sort or another these days. They leave them on bollards in the dam locks, walls in yacht clubs and marinas all up and down the continent. Or just to label their gear. This year, I finally got around to printing up boat cards, stickers, and even the rubber stamp. IMHO, the transparent stickers look better, but then you have to get light colored ones for dark backgrounds and dark colored ones for light backgrounds. The cost adds up. They up-sell you on this stuff when you try to check out. I wasn't sure if they were weatherproof, but I slapped some on my vehicles and they have held up so far in rain and sun.
BTW: It doesn't cost any extra to get stuff printed on the back of the cards. I had QR codes for A: my satellite tracker and B: my float plan printed on the reverse.
But all this is to say that going to one of those sites with the Ericson logo in hand is a trivial exericse. You can do more than that if you have a mind to.
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