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Tim Traver - 06 Dec 2005 01:22 GMT

I have ebay auctions on right now for a custom jacket and shirt, both with
the ILFORD PHOTO logo on them! They are custom employee items that were
gifts from the company to ILFORD employees several years ago, you can't find
them in any store or even on the internet, only here in my auctions! These
would make wonderful Christmas gifts for the photographer in your life or a
nice gift for yourself!!!

Check out the auctions below:

Item number: 7568422974

Item number: 7568427712

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Little Green Eyed Dragon - 06 Dec 2005 01:29 GMT

> I have ebay auctions on right now for a custom jacket and shirt, both with
> the ILFORD PHOTO logo on them! They are custom employee items that were
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> Item number: 7568427712

Didn't we see you once before, and warn you regarding spam.

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chrisplatt@aol.com - 19 Dec 2005 00:40 GMT

Spam? These are unique items, not available commercially.

Ilford is one of the few photo manufacturers that has demonstrated
a renewed commitment to black & white film shooters/printers.

I wouldn't mind wearing something with their logo to support them in
this.

"Excelsior, you fathead!"
-Chris-

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David Nebenzahl - 19 Dec 2005 02:03 GMT

chrisplatt@aol.com spake thus:

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> "Excelsior, you fathead!"

I've been meaning to ask you for a while: what does you sig mean?

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Little Green Eyed Dragon - 19 Dec 2005 13:16 GMT

> Spam? These are unique items, not available commercially.
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> "Excelsior, you fathead!"
> -Chris-

He has nothing to do with the company.

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chrisplatt@aol.com - 19 Dec 2005 18:20 GMT

>He has nothing to do with the company.

Wrong again.

David Nebenzahl wrote:

>I've been meaning to ask you for a while: what does you sig mean?

http://bobkaye.com/Shep.html

"Excelsior, you fathead!"
-Chris-

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