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The price may be unbelievable, but the subject matter is a collector's dream. What would you give for a time machine to transport you back to that shop?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/401123801866? ... EBIDX%3AIT
£75 for a postcard?
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Re: £75 for a postcard?
Looks like my place!
£75 would not be expensive for a unique original photograph. I've seen some photographs featuring early machines fetching multiple hundreds of pounds but I agree, that £75 for a mass produced / copied postcard is a different ball-game. Still interesting though.
I have a stereo card of a similar view (very pricey too!) and within the shop there are no less than 4 machines I currently have in my collection.
£75 would not be expensive for a unique original photograph. I've seen some photographs featuring early machines fetching multiple hundreds of pounds but I agree, that £75 for a mass produced / copied postcard is a different ball-game. Still interesting though.
I have a stereo card of a similar view (very pricey too!) and within the shop there are no less than 4 machines I currently have in my collection.