Did anyone else here get one of Steve's 1 of 50 handmade scrapbooks? I got number 14. Its really interesting, pleased to have got it a few years ago.
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Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
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Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
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Melody1980 - Posts: 71
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
Hey Melody,
mine's copy number 45. It wasn't cheap, but I had to get a copy as there's a pic in there of Steve with one of the first instruments I made for him - a 2 string diddley bow (duo bow?) made out of a floorboard!
Its a really nice scrapbook isn't it, and they are all hand made and a bit different.
Cheers, davey.
mine's copy number 45. It wasn't cheap, but I had to get a copy as there's a pic in there of Steve with one of the first instruments I made for him - a 2 string diddley bow (duo bow?) made out of a floorboard!
Its a really nice scrapbook isn't it, and they are all hand made and a bit different.
Cheers, davey.
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davey - Posts: 945
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
Bluesman wrote:WHAT??? was I asleep or wha?
Hey Bluesman,
these were in the online shop for a very short while a few years ago - I reckon about 2008 / 2009.
They really were hand made and I believe were intended as give aways to record execs, journalists etc. All were signed on the back and individually numbered, and I think the palm print on the back is from the man himself. A small number were left over and were available in the web shop (a cheaper printed reproduction was available for a little longer).
They turn up on eBay from time to time. I think the handmade ones have two short ring binds, but although I've not seen one of the printed repros in the flesh I seem to recall they have one long ring bind instead.
If any come up on ebay its well worth checking which edition it is - hand made or printed. Because of the confusion between the two editions I've seen hand mades go very cheap and printed repros going very expensive!
Cheers, davey.
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davey - Posts: 945
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
Ha, Awsome two string floorboard! :0)
And here it is!
And here it is!
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Melody1980 - Posts: 71
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
Melody1980 wrote:Ha, Awsome two string floorboard! :0)
And here it is!
Yeah, thats the one - dreadful thing (the plank, not Steve)!
Cheers, davey.
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davey - Posts: 945
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Nice board though, paid a lot for the ones I bought for my house ;0)
Seriously though looks funky!
Seriously though looks funky!
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Melody1980 - Posts: 71
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
These were a pet project of mine and Chris Hopewell from Collision Films and Jacknife Posters. I designed the layout etc, then we built them by hand down in Bristol at Chris' studio, taking advantage of some of his work experience kids, hah. Chris designed and hand screen-printed the covers.
They are all signed by Steve, but the Palm print is from whoever 'finished' each book. Usually Chris or I.
Hope I'm not breaking the mystique, but I think it's pretty obvious that Steve didn't sit for a week making each one himself. But he was involved and obviously all the 'ephemera' inside is from him.
Not many of these were sold to the public, so you're very lucky if you've got one of the hand-made A3 sized ones.
They are all signed by Steve, but the Palm print is from whoever 'finished' each book. Usually Chris or I.
Hope I'm not breaking the mystique, but I think it's pretty obvious that Steve didn't sit for a week making each one himself. But he was involved and obviously all the 'ephemera' inside is from him.
Not many of these were sold to the public, so you're very lucky if you've got one of the hand-made A3 sized ones.
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The Skunk - Posts: 51
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
Haha, depends on how much money you've got? I've got a pretty good collection of unique Seasick Steve memorabilia. 
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The Skunk - Posts: 51
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
I don't doubt ya
I'm a retired pensioner on medical now so bobs are few
Hope the finger heals soon.
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Bluesman - Posts: 860
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
The Skunk wrote:... I've got a pretty good collection of unique Seasick Steve memorabilia.
Ha, I'll bet you have!
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davey - Posts: 945
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Re: Steve's Handmade Scrapbook
Awsome, I'll treasure mine forever! :0)
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