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04-26-2012, 07:09 AM
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you might get lucky and find a frame that might work, but that's not a standard size, and if you want it to look really nice you should probably go ahead and get a custom frame and mat. The good news is that most places that do custom framing have a hugh number of frames with some nice lower end frames that look nice and that won't break the bank. Also, I recommend you spend a little more and get some UV glass so that the photo doesn't fade.
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