Posted By:
Trae R.EDITED TO ADD PURCHASE INSTRUCTIONS:
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Cost: $200 shipped via USPS Priority Mail
To order send an email to trae@mlbvintage.com
that includes the following:
- Frame color (cherry or black)
- Matte color (tan or harbor gray / other options available, please ask)
- Dimensions you want (8x2 or 16x1)
- PayPal email address
- The order of the backs
(Scarcity, Alphabetical, Custom, etc.)
I will reply with an invoice for the
payment via PayPal, once you pay I will
submit the order and you will have your
product in about 10 business days.
I am also going to throw in a loose set
of reprint backs with every order for you
to do as you wish.
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Payment by check or money order can
be arranged. I will submit the order to
framer once your check or money order
clears. Please email me for my address.
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Thank you for the orders that have already been placed!
These came out better than I thought to be honest. They really are a top-notch quality (very sturdy!) product. They're made to order only. I setup mine in the photos below alphabetically for both displays, which ended up dispersing the different colored backs pretty well.
(That's my reflection at the bottom of the 8x2... oops!)
Regretfully they're going to be $200 each (8x2 or 16x1) - that's the final price though, assembled - packed (with care) & shipped to your doorstep via USPS Priority Mail. I've finally figured out all of the overhead and between the shipping supplies, framing supplies, printing costs and assembly time I can't afford to sell them for less because I can't afford to mass produce them - so they have to be done on a per order basis. The turnaround time will be approximately 10 business days from the day of your order.
To look on the bright side though, someone emailed me and said they submitted my diagrams to their framer and the framer wanted $250 just to frame the backs, which would have to also be purchased separately. So I have apparently chosen the right (affordable) company to handle the framing needs of the product.
Wahoo - thanks! 