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having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainlancl if you are having them shipped first
May 4, 2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in . I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: =1
having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainland, Tropical Shipping if you are having t
2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear =, The boards are now at my house in Wewak. I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From:"
having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainland, Tropical Shipping if you are having t
2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear =, The boards are now at my house in Wewak. I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: S
having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainland, Tropical Shipping if you are having t
4, 2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in Wewak. I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: S
having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainland, Tropical Shipping if you are having t
at 1:49 AM, Lesley Martin wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in . I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. Lesley
having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainland, Tropical Shipping if you are having t
:00 +0000 Importance: Normal Dear The boards are now at my house in Wewak. I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: S
having the panels shipped to you first, then you will ship them to me? Or what's the best way to go about this? Ultimately I need them to end up in St.Thomas, USVI. We do have a freight forwarding company we use out of Florida to have things shipped from the mainland, Tropical Shipping if you are having t
> Subject: e: Bark panels Dear =, The boards are now at my house in Wewak. I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: S
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