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I found these in an old dresser drawer stuffed in a back closet. They aren't in the best shape but they are original lithographs. They need to be framed.

Very cool!!

Those are outstanding! Perhaps you can get them framed and find a spot on a wall where they can be arranged together.

Very cool to hang up throughout the house.

My kind of art, definitely. Love it.

Looking forward to seeing them framed and on the wall.

Those are really nice. Great color and composition, and remind me a little of Norman Rockwell's style.

I like them too!

Cate

They are history lessons in colour, but so much better than being at school! They will definitely look great once they are framed and displayed in a group.

I like em.

North Country Gal wrote:My kind of art, definitely. Love it.

Well said. I really like the moose hunt and the fishing ones.

daytime dave wrote:

North Country Gal wrote:My kind of art, definitely. Love it.

Well said. I really like the moose hunt and the fishing ones.

I found nine more on ebay and bought them. They are also the vintage lithographs. Now days the reproductions are cropped closer and are printed.

What did you pay, if I can ask?

daytime dave wrote:What did you pay, if I can ask?

I paid $45 plus $15 shipping for the nine.

I'd have probably done that too.

So I have about $8 into each of them but will end up spending a hundred bucks each mounting them.

That's how it goes.

Even if they were free they would end up costing me a lot of money to hang on the walls.

They are really nice scenes.

You are right about the framing. We put together a jigsaw puzzle at camp showing many high peaks. We brought it home and it was almost two hundred to frame it. It came out beautifully, but framing is $$$$$$.

I'm only going to frame a few to keep costs down. I could easily spend a thousand bucks if I did all of them.