Relining A Vintage Beer Advertisement
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In this video Chelsea demounts, cleans & linen backs a "Bock Beickert" vintage beer advertisement.
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Every once in awhile, get those rug cleaning vids. I don't like rugs. I sometimes get the lawn trimming vids. I don't have a lawn.
Finally! I do have posters, and this is awesome! Subbed!
Amazing as always! Great Job!
Love this print. Great work!
Thank you 🥰
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Cheers!
So the uncomfortable question is what is the cost?? Or the range of costs for restorations such as these??
Ring ‘em and they’ll tell you. It’s entirely dependent upon what needs doing, what state the print is in etc. There’s no ‘one price fits all’.
I wouldnt be surprised if the value of the piece being worked on also doesn't play some part in the price of the work. Working on a $20,000 collectible extremely rare piece verse doing the same type of repairs on a $250. Piece can be quite a big difference. One of you screw up it's a couple hundred bucks and you can probably find a replacement with a little looking around. The other one and you end up with a pissed off collector and it's very possible you won't be able to find a similar replacement piece either. And your out tens of thousands of dollars. So I think it would be justifiable to charge a higher rate for the more valuable piece.