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<p>[QUOTE="TT Antique, post: 9737826, member: 2653"]The take home message from this discourse on vintage offset lithos is that don't hastily discard a print as a "mere litho reproduction print", but rather see closely if it is a vintage offset litho produced with artistic appeal. It may hold some value to some print enthusiasts as well as some interior decorators. Actually collectors of mid century and later posters already collect such kind of prints. But there are also some non -poster vintage offset litho prints that could be worth picking. </p><p><br /></p><p>TTA[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TT Antique, post: 9737826, member: 2653"]The take home message from this discourse on vintage offset lithos is that don't hastily discard a print as a "mere litho reproduction print", but rather see closely if it is a vintage offset litho produced with artistic appeal. It may hold some value to some print enthusiasts as well as some interior decorators. Actually collectors of mid century and later posters already collect such kind of prints. But there are also some non -poster vintage offset litho prints that could be worth picking. TTA[/QUOTE]
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