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I AM TRYING TO FIND OUT ANY INFO ON THESE THEY SAY IN PRINT ON THE BOTTOM THEY WHERE MADE IN 1997 BUY THE NATIONAL TIRE AND BATTERY ARE THEY PRINTS OR A POSTER AND ARE THEY WORTH ANYTHING I COULDN'T FIND ANYTHING ON THE INTERNET THEY HAVE BEEN MONTED TO CARD BARD AND WERE FRAMED BEFORE
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PostersIn 1867, Jules Cheret, inspired by Japanese woodcuts, used the newly-develo…
I have a complete set (5) of these great posters from the NTB store. I was in the waiting room of the store in Lexington, KY, and saw these beautiful posters in the newly redecorated room. I asked the clerk who the decorator/designer was and he gave me a contact number. I called the designer and asked if I could buy a set of the posters; he said he'd be happy to send me the set for free! wow. I've had them in my living room ever since. Mine are framed, not mounted on foamboard.