Dishonored / Skyrim / Fallout Litho's

[Kieffer]

Why is someone selling a Skyrim lithograph missing the limited edition number part ?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Elder-Scroll...-/231006689057

It's strange...
What could be the story behind ?

[Duction]

Now that's strange!

[MortalMonday]

That lithograph was damaged when he received it from treehouse. He put in for a replacement and treehouse agreed to replace it for him. Before replacing it, however, treehouse ordered him to destroy the original, damaged litho.

The guy obviously cut the number out to qualify it as being destroyed.

Treehouse probably instructed him to specifically cut the number out because they replaced it with another litho with the same number. This way, they can be sure that there are no identical numbers.

[rasmusvn]

Number is required to be torn when getting a replacement. But so is the rest of the litho?

Basically you can buy a ruined lithograph with creases. Oh, yay.

@Mortal, I've never received a replacement with identical number?

[Matt16]

Originally Posted by rasmusvn

Number is required to be torn when getting a replacement. But so is the rest of the litho?

Basically you can buy a ruined lithograph with creases. Oh, yay.

@Mortal, I've never received a replacement with identical number?

My replacement skyrim was sent with the same number. I think they have so unsigned replacements and get them signed and numbered when one gets damaged

[SwiftDeath]

Treehouse reprinted the skyrims from what I can tell but that was a new operating procedure

In the past they would send a replacement from a batch that was held back from initial sale

Whether the skyrim procedure is the new one I'm not sure

[Treehouse_Ryan]

Because the full batch of Skyrims were damaged, we didn't have any of our holdbacks to use as replacements and we had to replace basically all of them.... Holdbacks from the initial run is still the way we're handling this going forward. Hopefully another Skyrim situation won't have to happen again now that we're handling art in-house.

[MortalMonday]

Here are some pics of the damage to my lithos:









greasy fingerprint:




The chickenpox on the white margins. You guys can see what I'm talking about, right?
They kinda even look like oil droplets.



The pics are kind of bad; but trust me, it has some strange speckled spots all over it. They kinda look like waterdrops.

[v1sav1s]

Ouchie, they look like someone sneezed on your print.

[Lemur]

Originally Posted by v1sav1s

Ouchie, they look like someone sneezed on your print.

And that's how epidemics start