PRINT INDUSTRY FORUM

The Dufex prints ARE still published.

FJ Warren Ltd went out of business in January 2010 but some of the people who were running that company (including their Dufexcrafts range) have formed a company called Dufex Ltd which has acquired all rights to Dufex and also bought Warren's stock from the Receiver.

They are now VERY much back in business and we are handling the Small Order end of things for them.

Some existing designs are already reprinted, a new catalogue is imminent (I have seen it and expect a copy to arrive next week) and they are accepting orders for custom work too.

Email me at image (at) imagebus.co.uk for further details.

Read the previous replies. The same applies.

Hi.

The Barbecue picture seems to me to be (by it's numbering) about 15 years old.

It is certainly not currently "in print" and is unlikely to be reprinted, I'd say.

Have you tried looking in the "Images/Pictures" section of Google Search?

You may find more on it through someone else's site.

As I have said in response to posters who enquired about prints in the immediately-previous posting to the Forum, the Dufex prints are usually produced in a run of at least 3000, which is not to say that all 3000 (or more) of every design sells.

Like postage stamps, values can vary tremendously, but in general they don't REsell for more than their purchase price, but a collector of any given topic will obviously pay whatever he/she can afford to complete a set or satisfy their need to collect!

Best regards, Brian Watson for The Image Business ( brian@imagebus.co.uk )

The Hans Christian Anderson picture is not (I think) that old.

It was one of a series from about 10-15 years ago and was reproduced in at least one other size: 10" x 8."

Email me if you think I might have any more details you'd be interested in.

Best regards...

I have emailed you directly with the contact details of the Dufex distributor in Iran.

Best regards

What would you like to know about it?

My company handles the "small order" business of FJ Warren in the UK

brian @ imagebus . co . uk

I presume you don't read before you post?

As I said in response to the poster who enquired about a similar print in the immediately-previous posting to the Forum, the Dufex prints are usually produced in a run of at least 3000, which is not to say that all 3000 (or more) of every design sells.

Like postage stamps, values can vary tremdously, but in general they don't REsell for more than their purchase price, but a collector will obviously pay whatever he/she can afford to complete a set.

Best regards, Brian Watson for The Image Business ( brian@imagebus.co.uk )

As I said in response to the poster who enquired about a similar print in the immediately-previous posting to the Forum, the Dufex prints are usually produced in a run of at least 3000, which is not to say that all 3000 (or more) of every design sells.

Like postage stamps, values can vary tremdously, but in general they don't REsell for more than their purchase price, but a collector will obviously pay whatever he/she can afford to complete a set.

Best regards, Brian Watson for The Image Business ( brian@imagebus.co.uk )

As I said in response to the poster who enquired about a similar print in the immediately-previous posting to the Forum, Dufex prints are usually produced in a run of at least 3000, which is not to say that all 3000 (or more) of every design sells.

Like postage stamps, values can vary tremdously, but in general they don't REsell for more than their purchase price, but a collector will obviously pay whatever he/she can afford to complete a set.

Best regards, Brian Watson for The Image Business ( brian@imagebus.co.uk )

Brian Watson

As I said in response to the poster who enquired about a similar print in the immediately-previous posting to the Forum, the Dufex prints are usually produced in a run of at least 3000, which is not to say that all 3000 (or more) of every design sells.

Like postage stamps, values can vary tremdously, but in general they don't REsell for more than their purchase price, but a collector will obviously pay whatever he/she can afford to complete a set.

Best regards, Brian Watson for The Image Business ( brian@imagebus.co.uk )

The Dufex prints are usually produced in a run of at least 3000, which is not to say that all 3000 (or more) of every design sells.

Like postage stamps, values can vary tremdously, but in general they don't REsell for more than their purchase price, but a collector will obviously pay whatever he/she can afford to complete a set.

Drop me an email to image@imagebus.co.uk if you are looking for specific designs or themes as we keep a lot of the older designs in stock.
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Brian Watson (for The Image Business)

We supply the small order service to FJ Warren for their Dufex prints and find the prices for second-hand Dufex items varies a lot!

I suggest putting any items for resale up on an auction site and start as cheap as you can afford.

Brian