I'm kind of done with cards. . . .

[Dardevl]

I know (now) that I WAY overpaid for this several years ago, but it's one of my favorite photo compositions. I framed it between conservation glass and archival plexi, with a double mat (back to back) so the back/paper caption can be seen, etc. and allows for some air circulation.

I walk by it every day and smile. And it's much more appreciated (in presence and in quantity) than going to the safe and sitting down at the table (which I do still enjoy), but do not get to do everyday.

I was fortunate enough to meet a fellow collector (who ended up becoming a very good friend), who traded me for the newspaper to go with the photographs.

Great stuff, keep it coming!

[Snapolit1]

Beautiful piece. Love it.

[Snapolit1]

A couple of pieces on the home office walls I'm happy to look at every day. . . .

[T_Hamilton]

Great thread and starting to feel the same. I have branched out into ticket stubs from monumental events or events I remember from my childhood. I like that they were in the stadium and they are fun to get signed. Alas, more and more people are getting in to them and they are getting pricey.

[jcmtiger]

I collected memoribila years ago. Had a Large walkout finished basement. Many moves & downsizing sold most of it. Had a complete run of Detroit WS programs & tickets, plus many displays on walls. Still have a few things.

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Dardevl

I know (now) that I WAY overpaid for this several years ago, but it's one of my favorite photo compositions. I framed it between conservation glass and archival plexi, with a double mat (back to back) so the back/paper caption can be seen, etc. and allows for some air circulation.



I walk by it every day and smile. And it's much more appreciated (in presence and in quantity) than going to the safe and sitting down at the table (which I do still enjoy), but do not get to do everyday.



I was fortunate enough to meet a fellow collector (who ended up becoming a very good friend), who traded me for the newspaper to go with the photographs.



Great stuff, keep it coming!

Great photo. I got my copy of it over 30yrs ago, but never came across the newspaper. I was also fortunate enough to get the matching Ott photo at the same time as the Lou. I framed them myself.


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