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British Quad which has been folded just the right amount of times and shoved under one of the corners to stop the place from wobbling.
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I just love these posters Ted , Coraza Negra is gooooooorgeous!
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Wow Paul...dont know where you find these treasures but they sure are gems. The Vikings is a fantastic film !
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Wow. Those hairs, creases & pen work surprise me. All of that would point to the work done by the restorer. Ive had one poster develop creases outside the fold lines and that was The Jackpot. I had major separations along three fold lines and did not get it back inline correctly prior to laying it down on the Masa. As for hairs? And the pen work? More attention to detail it would seem. I would certainly think there would be someone in Australia who can step up and provide solid linenbacking.
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Cut your losses, get back what you can, live with the rest (or have it corrected at added cost) and ask around for someone good and affordable.
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I am thinking an expirement is in order for the wrinkles. I've been thinking a bit and have hypothesized that if for some reason he applied the poster having large moisture differentials where one part might take longer to dry than the other, these wrinkles might occur. I'll have to design something to test this.
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I also got a few modern posters along the way...
A hard to find one sheet
A great poster for a great film
My favorite modern poster in many, many years
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3 top notch modern posters Ted!
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