TomMurnane Banned

[FFB]

Matt is a professional in the restoration field who also happens to sell comic books on ebay.

 

found this post by the Blazing one to be greatly ironic in that professional paper restoration associations find it unethical to for their membership to engage in the selling of objects they performed services on.

 

As for Tom, I didn't see eye to eye on everything he said, but I feel he did make some important and informative postings on the boards. But Big Brother is always watching.

 

You mean this highly ethical organization?

[FFB]

Matt is a professional in the restoration field who also happens to sell comic books on ebay.

 

found this post by the Blazing one to be greatly ironic in that professional paper restoration associations find it unethical to for their membership to engage in the selling of objects they performed services on.

 

As for Tom, I didn't see eye to eye on everything he said, but I feel he did make some important and informative postings on the boards. But Big Brother is always watching.

 

You mean this highly ethical organization?

 

Actually, I just checked and the AIC allows its conservator members to sell items they treat. They just caution to be mindful of the conflict of interest presented by conservation and art dealing -- the conservator is supposed to make sure that the treatments he recommends are not harmful to the item simply to make it more valuable for resale. [grenade] I don't think professional pressing counts as harmful to the item though.[/grenade]

[Red Hook]

click!

[Captain Tripps]

Brent,

 

How's the baby? Hope all is well with you and your family.

 

If you're going to the Florida SuperCon this weekend lmk.

 

Doug

[Captain Tripps]

Dan,

 

I'll get them scanned and ready for list-off for Sunday night sometime. I hope there's something in there you need for your collection.

[jbud73]

Matt is a professional in the restoration field who also happens to sell comic books on ebay.

 

found this post by the Blazing one to be greatly ironic in that professional paper restoration associations find it unethical to for their membership to engage in the selling of objects they performed services on.

 

As for Tom, I didn't see eye to eye on everything he said, but I feel he did make some important and informative postings on the boards. But Big Brother is always watching.

 

You mean this highly ethical organization?

 

Actually, I just checked and the AIC allows its conservator members to sell items they treat. They just caution to be mindful of the conflict of interest presented by conservation and art dealing -- the conservator is supposed to make sure that the treatments he recommends are not harmful to the item simply to make it more valuable for resale. [grenade] I don't think professional pressing counts as harmful to the item though.[/grenade]

 

I wonder what they'd think of the failure to disclose those techniques as a vendor to the purchaser.

 

*Please allow 2-3 days for additional responses I'm in Direct TV Hockey Heaven*

[MutantKeys]

Dan,

 

I'll get them scanned and ready for list-off for Sunday night sometime. I hope there's something in there you need for your collection.

Thanks Doug

[mica]

Sorry, Sal, but if you want a response to an edited image on a board used to the likes of Red Hook, Mica, and Davenport, it has to be good (like this ).

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I remember that. It was funny with just the right amount of social commentary. You should do more.

[Red Hook]

I concur!