Duke
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I was thinking more along the lines of selling a large collection as a whole versus individually for the best value, or return. I have many posters and thinking the return would be better if I sell the whole lot versus selling individually now and t…
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Is it better to consign a whole collection versus individually?
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I staple my canvas to 2x4 as well very fast to secure. I get 50 uses per side using a frame 100 times.
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I am curious how your paper backing is going. Do you have a process?
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Recent vacation to Sedona, pictures of the restored telegraph station used in Angel and the Badman.

in New member Comment by Duke May 2025
Today’s restoration.
Heavy toning, fold lines and paper lo… I let dry 2 days. This was very heavy stock, once I framed it the poster layer out flat.
The heavy stick should dry longer?
Today’s restoration.
Thank you, the hypo cal works wonders.Our 300th restoration!




My restoration for today.
No, I restored for a customer in Ohio. Thanks for the nice words.
Just restored the insert for a guy.


Travel posters we recently restored.

in Beginning Discussion - Following Charlie's Path Comment by Duke March 2025




Thanks Charlie
Quick question, do you actually overlap, or butt up the papers?Don’t ever ask Chris a simple question, this is the type of response you will get.You asked some stupid question about canvas weight.
Keep your fucking poster and shove it up your worthless asshole.
Any idea what type of paper and weight is used for a 3-sheet?This will be my final post in this section. I am thankful for the support I have received in my quest to learn linen backing process. The path is very helpful, and my own process improvements philosophy has helped me achieve my goals.
Latest restoration. This poster had heavy fold lines, and paper… 
Latest restoration
Starting to restore higher end posters, happy with the results.







