My 19th Century Custom Quarantine Project!

[steve B]

What do you use to print on 1/8 acrylic?

And how do you reverse the colors for having it show through?

[GaryPassamonte]

Your passion for 19th century baseball artifacts has resulted in a masterpiece.

[rjackson44]

Love tanner

[mouschi]

Thank you very much, everyone! Steve B, I actually had to outsource the printing on acrylic to a company locally. The first pass was on a plastic material (before considering printing on the acrylic). It didn't turn out so hot - the 2nd pass was on acrylic after many, MANY iterations of the artwork. There were a few pieces that were miscut, and one was missing. It was frustrating because it delayed the entire launch of the project by a week, but the company was good and got it right.

[Fred]

Wow!

[hcv123]

I am not into 19th century at all and still appreciated reading through your entire post/process and have an incredible appreciation for your love of these works of art and the new works of art you created as a result!! They look absolutely stunning!! Thank you so much for sharing.

[Joe_G.]

Fantastic display Tanner, well done, thanks for sharing. I've become interested in all the Goodwin & Co. cigarette brands prior to ATC merger, most of which are found in the round album. Congrats on the album pick-up, neat piece. Where in Iowa was "the Find"?

[mouschi]

Thank you again guys!

Originally Posted by Joe_G.

Fantastic display Tanner, well done, thanks for sharing. I've become interested in all the Goodwin & Co. cigarette brands prior to ATC merger, most of which are found in the round album. Congrats on the album pick-up, neat piece. Where in Iowa was "the Find"?

Thanks! Sadly that's all I know of it as that is what was reported by the auction house. I tried to get more info but they didn't say anything else.