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Charismatic, handsome and brashly confident, Steve Prefontaine was one of the leading American distance runners of the early 1970s. He won seven NCAA championships while running for the University of Oregon from 1969-73 (three in cross-country, four in the three-mile race) and finished fourth in the 5000 meters at the 1972 Munich Olympics. Prefontaine set more than a dozen American records at distances from 2000 meters to six miles before his sudden 1975 death in a one-car accident in Eugene, Oregon.
Poster measures 11" x 17" and is in brand new (mint) condition. Shipped rolled.
Payment must be received within 10 days!
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Free
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| Canada Shipping |
$9.95 |
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$2.00 Each |
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| All other Countries |
$14.95 |
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Handling Instructions - How to flatten a rolled poster |
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We ship our posters rolled. This is safest way to ship posters and least likely to get damaged in shipping. Flattening a rolled poster is quite easy to do.
- Roll your poster opposite from the way that it curls. Start loose and tighten it up as you go, to avoid creasing it.
- Apply rubber bands to your opposite-rolled poster.
- Let your poster sit like this for 8-10 hours.
- Remove the rubber bands and place your poster flat.
- Place paperweights on the corners and in the center of your poster for 2 to 4 hours.
- Remove paperweights.
Tips
- If your poster continues to curl after you did step 5, keep the weights on longer.
- Good substitutes for paperweights include smooth rocks, glass jars, bean bags, and heavy books.
Warnings
- Ironing does not work for flattening posters.
- If you want to flatten a vintage poster, please take it to a professional.
- If you want to laminate a poster, flatten it first.
- Do not use rubber bands that have ink stamps on them, as they may stain your paper.
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