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Please - NO offers to Buy or Sell in this forum category
Statements such as, "I'm thinking about selling this." are considered an offer to sell.
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Cool stuff! The Sunoco ad looks awesome framed up. I need to do that with these.
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I too enjoy the ads and was wondering when I saw your pictures where you got the book or thing that you put a lot of them in. Have them in the plastic packages but in separate folders and would like to have them in a book form.
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I use Itoya Art Profolio books to store my ads. They come in different sizes and are acid free. Here is a link. http://www.artprofolio.com/Digital_Printer_Albums.htmYou can buy them online or at Michaels Arts and Crafts store, and at artist stores. They are a bit pricey but worth it.
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The Sunoco ad is mounted in an MCS Industries "Format" style frame. Inexpensive, plastic, thin frame with glass. Glass pops out and snaps back in after you put the ad in. Very simple and looks great. Has mounting holes on the back for hanging either way. Web site http://www.mcsframes.com/product-showcase/wall/format/Again at Michaels and e-bay etc.
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They also sell them at Hobby Lobby. Brian
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Here is a couple I have from The Garage and Motor Agent 1923 (England), Brian
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Interesting that gasoline/petro was called 'sprit.' I guess this was in the context that it brought your car to 'life?'
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Went to Walmart tonight and found some 11x14 frames on sale for 2.88 ,called Mainstays.
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