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Since when do "master paper restorationists"...

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Mr. Zipper

Mr. Zipper

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I don't see where he states super glue or crayons. It is obvious to tell it has had some color touch and they pages may have been lightened. But crayons and super glue these are some stong allegations without seeing the book in person.

 

Yeah... it didn't look that terrible to me; I've certainly seen much worse. The color match actually seems decent. The slight inconsistancy may be accentuated by the harsh glare of the flash... in hand it may look pretty nice.

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buttock

buttock

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Ok, I have some "masterly restored" books to sell you guys. Just give me a want list and I'll fill it for you. Hell, send me anything you want restored and I'll only charge you 75% of other's rates.

 

Now where did I put that rubber cement?

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Alex DeLarge-migration

Alex DeLarge-migration

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I don't see where he states super glue or crayons. It is obvious to tell it has had some color touch and they pages may have been lightened. But crayons and super glue these are some stong allegations without seeing the book in person.

 

Yeah... it didn't look that terrible to me; I've certainly seen much worse. The color match actually seems decent. The slight inconsistancy may be accentuated by the harsh glare of the flash... in hand it may look pretty nice.

 

I agree...your appraisal of the book seems very harsh at best 893naughty-thumb.gif

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