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Group purchase of shields from Allan / Merc's Tailor?

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Sir Edward:

--- Quote from: James Anderson III on 2012-03-01, 02:51:15 ---Awesome! I'm ready to send payment for mine, but cannot for the life of me find where Allan posted the price on painting.

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Crap, yeah, that was in another thread. I'll look for it too.

Sir Edward:

--- Quote from: Sir Edward on 2012-03-01, 03:01:23 ---
--- Quote from: James Anderson III on 2012-03-01, 02:51:15 ---Awesome! I'm ready to send payment for mine, but cannot for the life of me find where Allan posted the price on painting.

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Crap, yeah, that was in another thread. I'll look for it too.

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Here it is:


--- Quote ---James, the Mrs. said $125 for yours as she has the rampant lion tracing stecils she made for another one already, William she'd like $150.00 for yours.
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Sir James A:
Thanks, I sent money Allan's way. I was searching on "misses" instead of "mrs". I also tried "paint" and "shield paint" without any luck. My search-fu needs more practice.

Allan Senefelder:
I have Ed's second payment and James's. I will proceed as if its a three board order until Matt gets things straightened out. By this I mean, this money will clear Friday/Monday. I can start off buying two pieces of 1/8 inch plywood which will yield components for three shields to be glued ( each one takes about 24 hours to set, they must be trimmed, drilled and sanded and can have the fabric backing put on ). This will take most of a week ( this will be mostly evening work outside of the spectrum of outstanding commisions stuff ). I'm guessing Matt will have things settled either way by the end of next week and then i'll place the order for leather and get a third piece of 1/8 plywood as we'll have a definite count on the final number of boards. I just don't want to plunge in and start ordering based on a four board count without the final count in and end up running out of money because I pick up leather as if theres four ( an extra full side of facing leather ) or wood ( and extra 4'x8' piece of 1/8 inch plywood ) and run out of money if its less because the actual count ends up being three ( life happens, I think we pretty much all know that ) but the money for part of the leather is now tied up in a piece of plywood we no longer need. Disgretion is the better part of valor as the saying goes. Matt, let me know how things are progressing and i'll make arrangements to borrow my buddies box truck to make a lumber run Monday or Tuesday.

Sir Edward:

Thank you so much for helping us out, my friend. I know it's hard to do small orders and not be stuck with left-over materials. I'm glad we were able to pull some folks together and actually do this.

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