I'd be surprised if you can still get one of these at cost, it's an exceptional print and you don't see them come up for sale that often. I've just moved and other half probably likes 20% (if that) of my art and my two Parla's are included in the "like" section. One is on the lounge wall, the other over the bed, both look lovely

Agreed, sometimes it comes up trumps though

$2000USD is about right for this IMO.

Watch out for any PMs from 'blackice' - he was peddling one a while back.

good luck getting one at cost...don't think that will ever happen but should never say never...I'd say 1700-2200 USD is about the going rate maybe more or less depending on circumstance and seller

Speaking as someone who's owned one and sold one on an arms length transaction I'd say that £900 - £1000 feels about right.

When I sold mine Holden was selling his also, although he's based (I think) in Australia. I don't see Holden post much nowadays but maybe he's got his still and I understand has several successful trades with reputable forumites.

My personal view (in hindsight) is of the releases that day, World Touring Letter was the strongest and on my wish list.

Got 184th st and st giles on my walls, would love a WTL, you seldom see any of these prints coming up, 184th is more common due to its probibative size for framing.

Any pics craig?

thanks, just being nosey as you dont see many WTLs framed up.

I agree price wise

Agreed. It's the first piece of art I've brought home that the wife hasn't objected to.

I very rarely if ever comment on WTB threads with regards to prices. I like Lurkerstd bought St Giles, I also bought World touring letter. I sold both at cost, it was very soon after the release date(and not fair to try and turn a quick profit or let the poor prints rot in a tube) and as I also bought a couple of Neate prints the same day. I hadn't really planned on buying 2 Parlas that day. But the quality is stunning.
My comments re price were based on the current financial melt down, which shows no sign of letting up and although these rarely come up for sale, someone may feel like me and decide its not great to make a quick buck or two in these hard times. Therefore letting someone who was unable to buy due to logistical reasons have something they'll love without suffering to much. I particualrly love St Giles. My wife also liked it.

I however found a new love 'Mr Jago' well his work, I wouldn't go near him, not my fancied sex. For roughly the price of a Parla print for a starting size original a nice Jago does it every time for me.

A picture of my much loved Parla. I do wish I had space. Maybe a small original when someone I know wins the lottery. St Giles is also a very rare thing, it may just be me, but I think its better than the original. With the extra screen printing.
Whatever the price, I wish you the best In finding one.

Plus its good value for money as you can hang it any of four ways.

Well I am now the happy owner of a St. Giles been eying one since it came out. Looking forward to putting it up on my walls. Don't tell Banksy I am moving J&J and Trollies out of the living room

Here's mine, similar framing to Cardiff, but with a slightly thinner mount. Was rather pricey to get framed as it museum glass and huge, but worth every penny. Now that I am living with my better half it's funny what pictures get the thumbs up and two of my Ian Francis prints are now in the downstairs hall whereas they were relegated to a spare bedroom and landing before. Now I see them every day I remember why I bought them and how good they are, I need now to save some pennies and get an original canvas