[gg84]

Hey,

I am looking for the following, if someone is interested in selling some of these Banksys:

- Petrol bomb

- Monkey Parliament

- Soup Cans poster (POW edition)

- Di faced tenner (with provenance)

PM me


Many thanks

[Lroy]

Apart all Monkey Parliament, I have all of these...
The “ provenance “ you are asking for. Will be hard to find ! ( no coa as you know )
That’s why I don’t try ( despite the lack of money ) to buy the Monkey parliament ( so many fake in posters too ).
I have the tenner that I bought more than 540 quids in 2011 on eBay !
The only proof that I have is that the seller is friend with me on Facebook since the sale
Anyway I asked in a thread, mine seems legit as it’s an offset one, just a bit clear than the one on the COA, but with all the dots really lisible !
Thanks

[mojo]

How much are Monkey Parliament posters valued at now?  My mate has one still in the tube from the Museum they may let go.

[startimeash]

Have a Soup Cans with a screen shot of the original buyer's order, the original POW delivery tube and tissue. Guy works in an art department in a Midlands university. Not sure what it's worth.

[tab1]

May 9, 2019 13:16:04 GMT 1 mojo said:

How much are Monkey Parliament posters valued at now?  My mate has one still in the tube from the Museum they may let go.

listed from £200 (torn ) to up to £1000( unconfirmed if sold at this price )
Receipts some have listed apart from that there's no proof as these were £5-15 posters and not expected to be worth as much when released .

[klyde]

I have a Monkey Parliament at the framers just now. Bought at the time for £5. Got it framed, cheaply, (it was a £5 poster after all). Has been sitting in a cupboard for years. The arseholes in Westminster recently made me think about it. Considered selling so went to remove from the frame. It was heavily glued right along the top of the mount! Tried to ease off. Tore it. Point of no return and realizing it was worth bugger all now I got the rest off by using a pallet knife and hair direr. Worked fairly well.

New frame and mount will hide the white edge and tear so should look ok. Will stick a pic up when its back.

[klyde]

For reference it didn't come with a receipt, but the tube had a sticker that said monkey parliament on it. Quite a thin tube too. Imagine there will be a lot of fakes floating about of this.

[jp226]

I have a framed (archival spec) Petrol Bomb I'd consider letting go. Comes with anarchist book fair flyer, sticker, and button.

[remebrigs]

You might suggest your mate take the poster out of the tube and carefully store it flat.  They can pick up some acid free foam-core at the local art supply and sandwich between two sheets.  The paper is very thick and the longer it stays in the tube the harder it is to flatten. 

PS.  Make sure they keep the tube, it has a small white sticker w/ the name on it, thats really the only provenance for the poster.

May 9, 2019 13:16:04 GMT 1 mojo said:

How much are Monkey Parliament posters valued at now?  My mate has one still in the tube from the Museum they may let go.

[avec art]

is probably a good idea to take it out of the tube at least to inspect it, as some were badly dented from being rolled in a hurry. For one in tip top / mint condition I don't think it's unrealistic to ask 1K.

[T-Bro]

I have a mint monkey parliment  for sale for £1k if interested - hit me up

[sameoldthing]

A Grand...The worlds gone f££king Mad!

[mojo]

Thanks for all the replies. The poster will be 'taken into my care' next weekend and will be treated with kid gloves, acid free tissue paper whilst gently unrolling into a sleeve before being photographed and detailed

[Lunch Special]

I purchased two of every poster when they went up for sale. Still have all of them. Pretty sure I received a receipt from the museum or pow. I remember them at the museum first then pow.

One of the monkey parliaments fell off the wall and the glass ruined it. About four years ago. Never would I imagine that a £10 print would be worth as much as it is now.l as we as petrol bomb. Both damaged.

Oh well not for sale anyway. What was the dude at the museum that was answering the phone and taking orders Tilly or something.