These are still available if you want a Union Jack

www.lazinc.com/artist/saber/prints/8160,union-jacked

Possibly adding a Faile - "Star Spangled Shadows" to this sale. Please PM me with offers for this one, as in this case it is all about the money. I'm going to run a sort of auction, ending 9pm GMT (10 pm BST) Sunday26th March. 

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This one is a stock image, the rest of the photos are of my print (unfortunately pictured on a dull day, but its just as bright as you imagine!)

/300 (2009) Framed by Niche in Stokes Croft. I haven't had it out of the frame since ... its been a permanent fixture on the wall ... so will have to check condition to make sure that they mounted in a fully reversible way as requested. It is mint as far as I know ... complete with tea stains.
I'd prefer to sell framed, as I think it just works perfectly in the frame, but can send rolled if requested.





Super signature, a real nice one

update :

As I said, the Star Spangled Shadows print has been framed & on the wall for 5 years or more. When I asked Niche Frames (Bristol) to frame it, I requested "fully reversible", but had never actually checked.
So, I took the print out of the frame last night to check it, as I've had some offers getting close to where I want to sell at.
Niche had not attached it to any board in any way, they just used friction to hold it. This is good, but I thought I should show you some pressure marks made by the edge of the (clear plastic) spacers. These 2 photos show the worst sides. The bottom (Edit : top now I look again) has no spacer, so as not to stretch the paper, and the other side is less pressed. The marks do not run the full length of the sides. They seem to have only happened where an extra bit of mount card was used (behind the main hard board) to add to rigidity in the middles of the sides. I guess that these would steam out happily enough, but here they are as they stand today.
The paper has some lumps & bumps in it, but they are part of the paper. The red ink has some spots missing, but that is also as made. You can see an example 'lump' at the bottom of the spacer mark in the 1st photo, and a white spot in the red in the same photo




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What looks like a big diagonal crease in the 2nd photo ISN'T. It is the edge of a coffee stain (you can see it in the bottom margin in this following photo)



On the reverse, the coffee used in the print has pooled at the edge in a few places ... all part of the print process, & not visible from the front, but I thought I would show these so that any deals do not end in wasted time for either party
These are them ... one you could probably make a fresh brew from! There are a few less noticeable ones of these too. They are not visible from the front.



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