change you link... This is probably 3 times what I paid for my $18 vintage poster. (well, assuming what I got is vintage, at the moment its still in the shipping packaging... )
If I want a big movie poster framed under glass in my living room, should the print be glossy or matte? What kind of glass should I use? Does it matter? I've got a big living room with 4 windows and 2 or 3 electric light sources. The posters are from old silent soviet movies. Please, I need an answer!
Recently bought one of these through an online retailer and plan to order 3 more. However, one thing I was confused about. There is a paper inside telling you to remove the protective plastic sheet from the UV perspex. I could not detect a separation and came under the impression that mine didn't have the protective sheet. How would I be able to tell?
What kind of backing do you use for the frames. I've noticed with snap frames that I have, the posters tend to sag in the frame after a while. Does this happen with your frames?
It was common. I don't know when it stopped but I have a vintage poster from the mid-1980's that was folded and several posters from decades earlier that were also posted. They were sent to theaters that way. When movies changed every week or few weeks, posters weren't considered art. They were cheap advertising and usually thrown away when the movie changed.
Would i be able to place my art on canvas, inside these frames for exhibition? 😄
Do you make a snap frame to suit daybill posters? Approx 13"x30"
I need to get one but $124.00 is awfully expensive.
change you link...
This is probably 3 times what I paid for my $18 vintage poster. (well, assuming what I got is vintage, at the moment its still in the shipping packaging... )
Snap frames are good but you never get the poster in without minimal creasing and other marks
how do i even buy frames? and what are the best one
Where and how much?
Over time, this must make some indentations on the posters?
If I want a big movie poster framed under glass in my living room, should the print be glossy or matte? What kind of glass should I use? Does it matter? I've got a big living room with 4 windows and 2 or 3 electric light sources. The posters are from old silent soviet movies. Please, I need an answer!
Can you use these for a framed jersey or shirt?
Recently bought one of these through an online retailer and plan to order 3 more. However, one thing I was confused about. There is a paper inside telling you to remove the protective plastic sheet from the UV perspex. I could not detect a separation and came under the impression that mine didn't have the protective sheet. How would I be able to tell?
Hi, are you still selling these? I cannot find you on ebay
That's USA. They don't ship to Australia.
Edit: I stand corrected! Looks like the do. Good stuff.
How much does this poster weigh? I'm assuming I can get these at snapframesdirect?
What kind of backing do you use for the frames. I've noticed with snap frames that I have, the posters tend to sag in the frame after a while. Does this happen with your frames?
yo the posters are nit working in the US cause they came upside down
Who would fold the poster up like that. The 7 hard creases are barely noticeable. lol
It was common. I don't know when it stopped but I have a vintage poster from the mid-1980's that was folded and several posters from decades earlier that were also posted. They were sent to theaters that way. When movies changed every week or few weeks, posters weren't considered art. They were cheap advertising and usually thrown away when the movie changed.
Poster?? It's such a generic term.
I have two high quality numbered # prints. They are not kids stuff! Worth at least $50 each (without a frame).