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6 comments:
Beautiful. Great matte. Nice tasteful frame.
I just coincidentally applied at Hobby Lobby to matte and frame art today.
I loved doing that at Aaron Bros in SD. The store discount was pretty sweet, too.
Looks great! We are all so lucky to be getting these Marty originals!
Great presentation! I never thought about the matte and frame gig, but a co-worker from my SOE days said he did it at Aaron Bros., too. Not a bad way to roll at all.
Dude! This looks great! I am truly very honored. And sooo glad everyone likes their portrayal.
I worked at the La Jolla Aaron Bros. for a spell...became a master at the Q.F.O. (remember that bit o' jargon??).
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