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It goes to show the length people go to in market exposure in order to sell their product.
There is a surprisingly large number of manufacturers that offer reproduction historical timber buildings for sale and quite a competitive market.
Not a bad thing, and good luck to them.
There is a surprisingly large number of manufacturers that offer reproduction historical timber buildings for sale and quite a competitive market.
Not a bad thing, and good luck to them.
Penners
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Do you really think that the winner of that auction got the entire frame for £4,500?!
Actually, I wonder whether the photos show two different buildings. One looks like a cruck construction, but I'm not so sure about the other one. I'm sorry, but I hate that triangular "hobbit" door!
It's good to see the note at the bottom: "Will post to United Kingdom". That should stretch the Post Office's new size regulations to the limit! :wink:
Actually, I wonder whether the photos show two different buildings. One looks like a cruck construction, but I'm not so sure about the other one. I'm sorry, but I hate that triangular "hobbit" door!
It's good to see the note at the bottom: "Will post to United Kingdom". That should stretch the Post Office's new size regulations to the limit! :wink:
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Depends on the shape of the hobbit.
L1zzy
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Don't Hobbits have hairy feet as well?? :shock:
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Question that comes to my mind is how on Earth anybody found the thing on ebay? 'Medieval 3 bay cruck hall' isn't going to be in many peoples search favourites I wouldn't have thought.
Beautiful thing though.
Beautiful thing though.