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ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "David" had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 a
ry helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "Davie had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 as
helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "David" had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 a
ry helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "Davie had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 as
helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "Davie had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 as
helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "Davie had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 as
helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. EFTA0
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "David" had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 a
helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "David" had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 a
helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear =, These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "David" had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 a
ry helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
ust wanted to confirm we would like 40 shields made similar to the ones in the photo which are on exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Brian had sent me some examples of a few shields which a certain "David" had made which my client really liked. I am happy to send you a check for $1000 a
ry helpful information! Thank you very much! On Jul 13, 2011, at 10:54 AM, wrote: Dear These panels survive for up to 20 years on the ceilings of Haus Tambaran's (structure in the Met) in the Washkuk. The structures have no walls, therefore the panels are somewhat exposed to the worst of the elements. The p
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