George Orwell 1984 & Animal Farm Set 08 Fairey
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I'm looking for animal farm please...
hit me up....trade preferred...
hit me up....trade preferred...
Wasn't Vigilant offering one of these up?blazedoutbee wrote:I'm looking for animal farm please...
hit me up....trade preferred...
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Correction, the OG set is out of 150. Don't know why.Gigantico wrote:How would one distinguish this particular set as the "Obey" set, from the prints sold by Penguin? It's the same run.cerebus wrote:Hmm. First 'Obey' set sold for $550? Seems to be out of whack with the other sets sold, no?
so do we need to update the listing? one run of 200 from Penguin and another run of 150 from Obey?
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be sure they are signed books...you'll get more cake.cadeallaw wrote:Or you could buy the books seperately and sell them with the posters that you bought off of ObeygiantGigantico wrote: Someone could still sell the prints they purchased from Penguin without the books (which would make them much easier to ship). That doesn't necessarily mean they were purchased from the obeygiant website. Just seems like these sales could get unnecessarily confusing...2 cents
Following the talk, Fairey will sign copies of the ICA edition of Supply & Demand as well as his redesign of U.K. publications of 1984 and Animal Farm.
Well I just received mine today and they are numbered to a run of 150. So what would explain that especially since I got a low number. I think I may have something very special here.cerebus wrote:Perhaps there's some distinction in the numbers, for example, 1 to 100 from Obey/101 to 200 from Penguin?Gigantico wrote: Someone could still sell the prints they purchased from Penguin without the books (which would make them much easier to ship). That doesn't necessarily mean they were purchased from the obeygiant website. Just seems like these sales could get unnecessarily confusing...2 cents
Regardless, I don't see why there's a premium in the Obey vs. Penguin set, unless the conditions of the prints after shipping is demonstrably better in the former case.
All I know is that, if I sell the set, I'm making a point that it's the Obey set
Guess I should have read all the way through...so US all got run of 150 when his site said a run of 200?
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Yeah, wish the Penguin sets had been matching numbersjrh83 wrote:I think that is kick ass getting the same numberlazk wrote:yea....matching out of 150....thats rare for Shep these days...
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