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In this instance I can see why what they ar doing is reasonable as long as it is fully disclosed, which it is. Tom C |
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Tom, agree if that was the case however from first hand knowledge you could ship this with no issues I've had far worse and more brittle banners shipped. Plus I would assume they had to ship it to a conservator.
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It's odd and I wouldn't disagree with Wonka.....he has more banners than a frat house during rush week............
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LOL, Tom but the Frat house would have better parties and more women so I'm not sure I'm on the right side of this one.
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This poster desperately needs conservation, and the steps they are taking are not optional but mandatory. That said, John is correct that collectors often have a favorite conservator they would likely use. And as far as passing the $3000 cost on to the winning bidder, wouldn't the conservation work add some value to it, making it likely the lot would sell for considerably more than before the work was done? If it were me I would sell it as is. And it goes without question the winning bidder will put the extra money into it.
This is one of those pieces that is extremely rare and important, but in desperate need of conservation. Curious to see what it sells for. Last edited by barrysloate; 05-12-2015 at 08:50 AM. |
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http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...hlight=mcaleer As for the restoration, I agree with what was said, and it also seems odd to me that the restoration was not completed before the item was placed in the catalog. If you're going to require the buyer to pay for it anyway, why not have the finished product on display, which presumably will look nicer and thus likely draw additional bids?
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