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I clicked correct on the captcha on my first try but when I completed the transaction I was told already SOLD OUT. That must have sold out in less than minute.

If you're rotating art in and out of the same frame, why not rotate the glass out and replace it with Acrylic (plexi). Unless you splurge on Optium Acrylic, buying a few pieces of UV plexi is not that expensive.

The 150s flip fine. And if you don't insta-flip they can appreciate in short time. I'm thankful I bought Brooklyn Bedtime Stories when it released. I couldn't afford it now.

I use weight bags.

https://www.universityproducts.com/weight-bags.html

63schoeffling wrote:Damn..... 11 years later for the first post. Impressive.

He'll post the photo in 2028....mark your calendar.

greekboy wrote:Just landed.

No Yellow/Green in the Faile image. Will be interesting to see if there are 7 variants. Or if one of the color variants in the photo below don't exist.

WaltJocketty wrote:Where do you guys live? I haven't received mine. Don't think I got an email or anything . . .

I'm East Coast....I live in Vermont.

A few of my other 150s framed:

Purple and blue arrived today. I'm in the hunt for "And I Held My Breath" and "Tonight We Faile." I know Tonight We Faile is a tough one to get. But I have some interesting trades and/or cash. With those two I'll have the complete set.

How large are the blueprints? If the sheets are large then mylar corners might not be enough to hold them in place if you're planing on floating the sheets. And given that vintage blueprint paper is probably very delicate the ideal way to hinge them would be with wheat paste and Japanese mulberry pa...

I have a couple questions along the framing process.... 1) How do you fix print to core board when you aren't using a mat? -----What about frame spacers? seems like the print would buckle when setting on 1/8 inch spacer Dont take this the wrong way, but you have a lot more than a couple of question...

Old painting, contemporary painting? Do you know the name of the artist? There are a lot of variables that go into authenticating a work of art. If you provide a little more information you might get better guidance.

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QballDS wrote:+1

$45 USD shipping to Canada is insanity though. I hate Fedex.

25 shipping domestic tho...

That makes me feel a bit better, but only a bit.

Purchasing a Faile print (delivered) for under $200 should make you feel good.

There was no PayPal option......only credit card options. Thankfully I had my cc handy.