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Posted 2 years ago
LaurenRapp
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I need your help!!! I purchased this poster at a Flea Market in Kansas City, MO and began researching it. I cannot find it ANYWHERE online. I did find out a little about the trumpet PSJ stamp in the top corner and it came back to a Polish/European Jazz Magazine and the dating on the bottom is from 1975. I would really love to find out more about this and what it might be worth. Most of all, it's just pretty darn cool though! Thanks for your help! - Lauren Rapp
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well, I finally got an answer (sorta) I did get an email back from Jan Sawka's daughter named Hanna and she said that indeed this is a Jan Sawka and that it is Very Rare, she said in fact they only have one or two in their archives. She said it was created in 1975 in communist Poland. I do not know however, what this is estimated at? Ideas anyone?
Jeezus retroechoes! - $10 wholesale for this poster?
Let me know the source of this poster. I pay $10 and additional $20 for you for each single piece you find. And I want 100 copies. So $2000 for you!
Please, let me know where to buy 100 copies of this poster for $10 each.
I find your comment absolutely bot-like. Not sure if you are real human or just automatic posting machine. I collect posters, Polish posters too. And I find your comment "You don't see many of these in the USA for two reasons , the first is that very few consumer goods have been exported out of Poland in the past 70 years and the second is that american consumers do not find much artistic merit in most modern Polish works " as a sample of most ignorant expertises ever written. As a confirmation of my statement i can quote this: "There have been mint still sealed copies that went to auction that only realized $20 to $50"
A SAMPLE PLEASE?
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