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Announcing the winner of our April 2014 Prize Draw

Announcing the winner of our April 2014 Prize Draw

April 08, 2014

Today we conducted the prize draw to win a copy of our limited edition Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite poster. We chose one email address at random from all of our newsletter subscribers. 

Our lucky winner is Jessica from Delta, British Columbia, Canada. She's very happy to have won the print and says:

Thanks so much, this is great!! My boyfriend is a massive Beatles fan and I originally subscribed to your newsletter in hopes of winning this unique print so I could give it to him - but I might just have to keep it for myself, as it looks great!

We won't tell him Jessica! Your print will be on its way to Delta this week.

Our next draw will be in September 2014. All subscribers to our newsletter are automatically entered into the draw. If you haven't signed up yet, just enter your email address into the box on the right-hand side of this page. Good luck!




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