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Inaflash

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I was going to post this in the "Confessions of a Crack Addict" thread, but figured Timely geeks would get more utils out of this than just a good ol' fashioned crackhead. :baiting:

 

It was an absolute joy going through this book the other night after I freed it from its synthetic coffin to breathe a little. (Sorry Alan, I just couldn't wait.) It was like sipping a nice glass of scotch. Enjoy!:

 

 

 

chicagosub002.jpg

 

 

 

If you've never seen it, this is what the Olshevsky/Chicago code looks like. It is usually about a third of the way in, on the inside margin:

 

 

 

chicagosub004.jpg

 

 

 

I thought this was a really cool visual when I was flipping through this book:

 

 

 

chicagosub003.jpg

 

 

 

 

Stunning copy. I love the way the light blue sky makes the rest of the colors pop off the book. Great pick up!!

 

Ken

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stagedoorjohnny

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What was the grade on this book?

 

8.5, one grader gave it a 9.0. But it was one of those books that got whacked for a couple of non-color breaking corner creases. I guarantee it could be pressed into a 9.2 or, who knows, maybe more. Ask me if I would ever do that. :mad: (apologies for using the "P" word in the GA section)

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JiveTurkeyMoFo

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What was the grade on this book?

 

8.5, one grader gave it a 9.0. But it was one of those books that got whacked for a couple of non-color breaking corner creases. I guarantee it could be pressed into a 9.2 or, who knows, maybe more. Ask me if I would ever do that. :mad: (apologies for using the "P" word in the GA section)

 

Could you add me to the long list of folks who'd like a crack at that book when it comes time to sell? :wishluck:

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Straw-Man

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I was going to post this in the "Confessions of a Crack Addict" thread, but figured Timely geeks would get more utils out of this than just a good ol' fashioned crackhead. :baiting:

 

It was an absolute joy going through this book the other night after I freed it from its synthetic coffin to breathe a little. (Sorry Alan, I just couldn't wait.) It was like sipping a nice glass of scotch. Enjoy!:

 

 

 

chicagosub002.jpg

 

 

 

If you've never seen it, this is what the Olshevsky/Chicago code looks like. It is usually about a third of the way in, on the inside margin:

 

 

 

chicagosub004.jpg

 

 

 

I thought this was a really cool visual when I was flipping through this book:

 

 

 

chicagosub003.jpg

 

 

 

 

Stunning copy. I love the way the light blue sky makes the rest of the colors pop off the book. Great pick up!!

 

Ken

 

me too ken, but what a waste to use that sky technique on this book when the contrast could have been employed on a world's finest rickshaw, tug-of-war or unicycle cover.

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TheWatcher

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I was going to post this in the "Confessions of a Crack Addict" thread, but figured Timely geeks would get more utils out of this than just a good ol' fashioned crackhead. :baiting:

 

It was an absolute joy going through this book the other night after I freed it from its synthetic coffin to breathe a little. (Sorry Alan, I just couldn't wait.) It was like sipping a nice glass of scotch. Enjoy!:

 

 

 

chicagosub002.jpg

 

 

 

If you've never seen it, this is what the Olshevsky/Chicago code looks like. It is usually about a third of the way in, on the inside margin:

 

 

 

chicagosub004.jpg

 

 

 

I thought this was a really cool visual when I was flipping through this book:

 

 

 

chicagosub003.jpg

 

 

 

 

Stunning copy. I love the way the light blue sky makes the rest of the colors pop off the book. Great pick up!!

 

Ken

 

me too ken, but what a waste to use that sky technique on this book when the contrast could have been employed on a world's finest rickshaw, tug-of-war or unicycle cover.

 

lol LMAO

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mr.schomburg

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I was going to post this in the "Confessions of a Crack Addict" thread, but figured Timely geeks would get more utils out of this than just a good ol' fashioned crackhead. :baiting:

 

It was an absolute joy going through this book the other night after I freed it from its synthetic coffin to breathe a little. (Sorry Alan, I just couldn't wait.) It was like sipping a nice glass of scotch. Enjoy!:

 

 

 

chicagosub002.jpg

 

 

 

If you've never seen it, this is what the Olshevsky/Chicago code looks like. It is usually about a third of the way in, on the inside margin:

 

 

 

chicagosub004.jpg

 

 

 

I thought this was a really cool visual when I was flipping through this book:

 

 

 

chicagosub003.jpg

 

 

 

 

Might be some of the freshest GA pages I have ever seen. I need a Chicago or two! Awsome book Stagedoor J!

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