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Show Us Your Custom Framing for Your Signed Memorabilia.
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Permalink Reply by Barry S on
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I spent way to much framing this. Museum glass, real leather matting, expensive frame. Kind of went all out, was one of my first rock pieces.
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Permalink Reply by Gregory J V Best on
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Wilson sisters.
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Permalink Reply by J.Seah on
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Would love to see some custom framing of your signed CD Cover.
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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on
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Here is one I got done in 2002.I sat with Jimmy at a fundraiser in Florida and after a nice conversation with him,he was kind enough to sign my Zep1 in the sweet spot.I had the piece framed by a Canadian art framer.I think it came out great.the little pieces of paper are actually Dazed and confused sheet music shrunken down and weathered for effect.He was able to gold plate the lp also.
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Here is the piece.
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Paul that is about the most unique piece I've seen. I love it! I thought I held the record for the most expensive framing job. You may have topped me.
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Hi Barry,yes it was very expensive.its actually 3 dimensional.Definitly a one of a kind.Even 13 years ago I paid an astronomical amount to get it done.Thats not including getting it shipped to me from Canada.thanks for your input.Its definitly the most impressive frame I own.
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