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I had to do weird fudge with my credit card back in the POW days to buy Banksy/invader prints they don't like international bullshit That’s also back when we carried both iPods and cell phones. I think automobile navigation systems (if you were even fancy enough to have it) were dependent on DVD’s ...

too complicated, i gotta pass. Cut and run was pretty cool and this looks quality but i dont like all this CC info stuff. Good cause, interesting story behind it, and fraud protection through Amex. +1 Ya'll never heard of privacy.com or the like huh. I have Amex platinum - Zero drymounts for someth...

Good cause, interesting story behind it, and fraud protection through Amex.

+1

BadJustin wrote:4 sellers who are active members on here from what I can see thus far.

I am a +1 but didn't run straight to the bay. I much prefer dealing with ebeaners than ebayers. And, though I was quick to add it up for sale/trade bait, I am not sure I am even going to let it go...

Pup is kinda cute.

Victor Van Gaasbeek's Fox print is UP.

pretty unrealistic for a hand finished print, yes. Acrylic or oil paint cracks, chips, flakes etc rolling it at all is a risk much less letting it sit for that long in tension like that. I now own a flat-file, but up until a couple of months ago, I just added tubes to the stack of unopened... I did...

Is the MBW circus/crew still shipping prints in that ad-hoc tube getup? The 2 tubes(1 smaller), taped in the middle? Yes. I luckily haven't had a problem with them yet. They seem sturdy. I haven't looked to see how they are put together yet though. I always forget to look after I take the print out...

I had no idea that there were two different versions. I was right there for the drop and easily picked up the regular, thinking it was with Ozzy until I came here to add it. Doh.