I'm liking the first, second, Jerome's (though not the gold frame) and Bob's.
I like the matte held back to show the broadside more. I like to see the deckled edge on the bottom. I like the red in the matte.
I'm liking the first, second, Jerome's (though not the gold frame) and Bob's.
I like the matte held back to show the broadside more. I like to see the deckled edge on the bottom. I like the red in the matte.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
I really like Bob's but not with a Red Matte, too much Red for my tastes. I do however *Love* Bob's frame. I think (for me anyway) A combination of Bob's frame, with the lifting of the actual art (showing the deckled edge) and the Black Matte and subtle Red inner of (1).
Now just need to go see my local framer!
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
They all look great. Seeing all these in the same thread makes me feel remiss for not owning one.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
Mine is also still in its cardboard shipping tube. Some nice ideas in this thread
I went with just a simple red frame.
This thread is making me wish I hadn't have sold mine a few years ago!
~Jonathan
Man Bruce of all the times you decide to go with a smaller picture, it's the one time I was hoping for a large one so I could read the story. The only picture I have found was blurry and hurt to read.Originally Posted by needfulthings
I went with just a simple red frame.
SIMPLE SOLUTION...
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Besides until you own one...You will NEVER KNOW what is printed on the back.
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Ha! Touche!SIMPLE SOLUTION...
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Besides until you own one...You will NEVER KNOW what is printed on the back.
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Lol, so is mine which is just sad dammit. I think I finally know what to do though! I have a Hill broadside so I found some space to hang both of them so father and son can be beside each other in perfect harmonyMine is also still in its cardboard shipping tube. Some nice ideas in this thread
I am liking the red frame idea.......
Picked this up while working in Columbus,OH last month the dealer did not nave advertised anywhere, they are on eBay and abe books, asked if he had any unique King stuff he had the broadsheet in protective plastic and boarded and a pike of dust on top. Micheal's framed it for a decent price.
Great! What number/letter is it?
Numbered, 124
That frame looks fantastic
Acorn Bookshop?
Picked this up while working in Columbus,OH last month the dealer did not nave advertised anywhere, they are on eBay and abe books, asked if he had any unique King stuff he had the broadsheet in protective plastic and boarded and a pike of dust on top. Micheal's framed it for a decent price.
Yes it was Acorn, I stopped at a couple store's in Columbus. One that stood out was on High st north of that school down south, used book store she had book's stacked on top of each in front of shelve's and little path's instead of aisle's. My wife and daughter both are U of M alumni.
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