Heartstrand, Drive still on for later this week? Really excited about this one.....heartstrand wrote:later this week, just had some proofs over today in fact
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Help please,
I've been offered Mark Sinckler's Age of Shiva, what would be a reasonable price to pay for it?
I think it originally sold for £150 but not sure.
Your comments, please.
Thanks.......
I've been offered Mark Sinckler's Age of Shiva, what would be a reasonable price to pay for it?
I think it originally sold for £150 but not sure.
Your comments, please.
Thanks.......
Last edited by korkykat on Wed Feb 08, 2012 9:36 am, edited 1 time in total.
Thought I'd offer this here before I take it to the main board as for most it'll be a rare chance to pick up this print without paying a couple of hundred pound + in customs charges.
Stout - Big Trouble in Little China
I'm looking for £670 Open to offers, no trades though please.
This print has been trimmed 1-2mm on either side, other than that the corners are crisp and the edges are good. It has been in a frame for a couple of years but I took it out to photograpah so it is currently in a tube. There is no fade, reds, gold & black POP.
If you want to come and see the print before you buy it, that's no problem. PM me and we'll sort something. I live on the south coast near Portsmouth.
Not looking for any trades at the moment. I'm going to buy a kayak with whatever I get for it and have an amazing summer splashing around with my young son.
Thank's guys
SKEEEZ
Edit: Price reduced.
Stout - Big Trouble in Little China
I'm looking for £670 Open to offers, no trades though please.
This print has been trimmed 1-2mm on either side, other than that the corners are crisp and the edges are good. It has been in a frame for a couple of years but I took it out to photograpah so it is currently in a tube. There is no fade, reds, gold & black POP.
If you want to come and see the print before you buy it, that's no problem. PM me and we'll sort something. I live on the south coast near Portsmouth.
Not looking for any trades at the moment. I'm going to buy a kayak with whatever I get for it and have an amazing summer splashing around with my young son.
Thank's guys
SKEEEZ
Edit: Price reduced.
Last edited by SKEEEZ on Wed Feb 08, 2012 2:03 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Yeah, should be pal. My laptop is in for repair at the moment so I'm treading water a bit, but should be Friday eveningkorkykat wrote:Heartstrand, Drive still on for later this week? Really excited about this one.....heartstrand wrote:later this week, just had some proofs over today in fact
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Hey, does anyone know if we can pick up cheap 18 x 24 inch frames in the UK?
I have a couple of not so valuable prints I want to frame on the cheap.
I have a couple of not so valuable prints I want to frame on the cheap.
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not ready made, but I've had a few A2 frames made at a framer from flat black 1" composite and they usually come to about £16 each with glass and backing board
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I think I'll be going down that route then.heartstrand wrote:not ready made, but I've had a few A2 frames made at a framer from flat black 1" composite and they usually come to about £16 each with glass and backing board
@ hellraiser, allposters has some cheapy ones, i think if you add to your cart and leave them there they send you discount codes if you don't checkout too...
Some stuff to sell, lack room
Budich Reservoir Dogs, #/150, 24x36, £35 delivered
Daniel Danger, Walking Dead, #/250 AP 12x24, £35 delivered
DKNG, True Blood, #/250 AP, 16x20, £30 delivered
Rhys Cooper, Oldboy Reg, #/210 AP, 18x24, £30 delivered
Florian Bertmer, Paradise Lost, #/60 AP, £60 delivered
Bertmer, Call of Cthulhu, 1/1 TP (test print) same colourway as Gallery Ed, £65 delivered
Pms please, discounts for bulk, UK only please.
Some stuff to sell, lack room
Budich Reservoir Dogs, #/150, 24x36, £35 delivered
Daniel Danger, Walking Dead, #/250 AP 12x24, £35 delivered
DKNG, True Blood, #/250 AP, 16x20, £30 delivered
Rhys Cooper, Oldboy Reg, #/210 AP, 18x24, £30 delivered
Florian Bertmer, Paradise Lost, #/60 AP, £60 delivered
Bertmer, Call of Cthulhu, 1/1 TP (test print) same colourway as Gallery Ed, £65 delivered
Pms please, discounts for bulk, UK only please.
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Thanks for the heads up on these, I ordered a box of 25 late on Monday night and they arrived today, they look solid.RupertPupkin wrote:Stingers wrote:You can select all sorts of length and diameter combos here :
http://www.defendapack.co.uk/postal_tubes.htm
I've been using variations of this type :
http://www.defendapack.co.uk/Postal_tub ... ameter.htm
Perfect for sending out the print in my winter mystery tube that I'm currently selling with 2 tubes left.
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320700138197 These are good too, for the non archival stuff.Hellraiser wrote:Hey, does anyone know if we can pick up cheap 18 x 24 inch frames in the UK?
I have a couple of not so valuable prints I want to frame on the cheap.
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Hi everybody,
First post round here, fairly new to the whole scene and looking for a bit of advice if nobody minds
I hope none of you mind me asking, but I have heard at some point that somebody has managed to claim back their customs charges due to Art only being subject to 5% VAT.
Could somebody please tell me a little bit more about this because I have pile of receipts for the Royal Mail over the last 6 months to the tune of between £20 and £50 each and if I can get some of that back I'd like to know how to.
Thanks for any help at all.
BTW I've noticed a few of you are from the Portsmouth area and I am too
First post round here, fairly new to the whole scene and looking for a bit of advice if nobody minds
I hope none of you mind me asking, but I have heard at some point that somebody has managed to claim back their customs charges due to Art only being subject to 5% VAT.
Could somebody please tell me a little bit more about this because I have pile of receipts for the Royal Mail over the last 6 months to the tune of between £20 and £50 each and if I can get some of that back I'd like to know how to.
Thanks for any help at all.
BTW I've noticed a few of you are from the Portsmouth area and I am too
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Welcome, man! There's been a lot of talk about customs charges in here. Personally I've never been bothered enough to claim any back, so this interests me as well. I should probably start claiming.
Not long ago a friend of mine was going to try opening the tube and getting the poster, then making the tube weigh exactly what it did before and sending it back as 'refused delivery' and therefore getting his customs charges back. Not sure if it worked though... Can't see why it wouldn't.
Not long ago a friend of mine was going to try opening the tube and getting the poster, then making the tube weigh exactly what it did before and sending it back as 'refused delivery' and therefore getting his customs charges back. Not sure if it worked though... Can't see why it wouldn't.
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Hi, there is some good info on this thread over at the Banksy forums. The initial post is quite old, so perhaps read through to the end in case anything has changed. Good luck with it, hope you can claw some cash back - http://banksyforum.proboards.com/index. ... read=17538dangermouse wrote:Hi everybody,
First post round here, fairly new to the whole scene and looking for a bit of advice if nobody minds
I hope none of you mind me asking, but I have heard at some point that somebody has managed to claim back their customs charges due to Art only being subject to 5% VAT.
Could somebody please tell me a little bit more about this because I have pile of receipts for the Royal Mail over the last 6 months to the tune of between £20 and £50 each and if I can get some of that back I'd like to know how to.
Thanks for any help at all.
BTW I've noticed a few of you are from the Portsmouth area and I am too