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"Tangible Art" Free
Mailbox Art Shows 41,515 cards have been given away in this project
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In Celebration of the Fourth of July, Draloo Arts Inc. will give away 13 free offers this week. One to an individual in each of the thirteen original colonies. All you need do is ask. One Free offer available in
each colony. Virginia -A gentleman in Wheeling which was in Virginia in 1776 accepted. The project evolves and will one day resume. The 45 card free offer is at an end. Send your request to : dralooartsinc@draloo.com Nine full sets of all five Postal
Art Cards sent USPS First Class in a plain brown envelope to your home
or business at no cost. Please share them with friends and fellow artists.
When you receive your cards, you may wish to send postage stamps equal
in value to the $2.66 postage required to mail them to you. You are free
to keep the cards and not send postage. You are free to send stamps exceeding
the $2.66 postage necessary to mail the cards to you. If you wish to send
some thing of artful interest, it will be appreciated. The balance sheet
will be updated on a nearly regular basis and at the End. We began with
postage for thirty offers. We visit the Post Office on Tuesdays and Fridays 1 unit = $2.66 postage required to mail 45 Postal Art Cards USPS 1st Class in U.S. Last updated: 25-September-2007 US Postage
available: 12 units US Requests for free
offer: 177 Mailed: 177 Postage from Patrons: 27 patrons sent 88.76 units Draloo Arts, Inc. |
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A few more McAdoo, Pennsylvania
The Last Nineteen
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International Patrons Versoix, Switzerland March 31: I received from a patron in Missouri, a generous packet of his Paintings printed as postcards. They are quite beautiful and I am moved by the kindness. 23-Mar-07: I bought 200 Sugar Ray Robinson stamps with some of the thousand bucks my Uncle Jesse left me. Uncle Jesse Von Woolard served in the 29th Division in the first wave at Omaha Beach. He told me he was sweating blood. I always thought it was hyperbole until I googled it. He would be okay with what I am doing. January 26: Three folks sent postage for thirteen offers, an official USPS ballot postcard to choose Elvis or the parody he became for a postage stamp, some of the stamps themselves, and an interesting and mysterious machine part. January 15: I will kick in another 10 units postage January 8,2007: There remains enough postage for two Free Offers. After that is gone, the deal is done, at least in the US. It is a disappointment that so many people choose not to replace the stamps used to send their mailbox artshows. If some stamps arrive, we'll keep it going. The project has been time consuming and expensive. I will continue to send packets to patrons in diverse parts of the Earth. I need to paint for a while so this project will simmer on a back burner |
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