Anymore Duck Stamp print/stamp collectors anywhere?

[Vern56]

Back east I was big into waterfowl hunting.
Couldn't wait until the Federal and State duck stamps came out.

Seems silly to look at them in AZ! Anybody know of a market/buyer for them?
Probably have 20-30 framed print/stamps and a ton of mint stamps.

 

[ford8nr]

I'd say best bet is find an online auction house. You 'might' find interested buyers.

Really little market for wildlife prints. I have several Owen Gromme prints. 10-15 years ago they were $500-800 prints. Watching sell on auctions recently for under $100. Just had print framed for wife. Framing and matting was almost $300. Thought of buying auction print for the framing.
Problem is like anything collectable,
Things are collectable until they aren't.
No one is decorating like we use to.

 

[Bwana John]

Yes.... Arizona duck stamps follow Arizona's general philosophy of minimal government spending.

This years "stamp art" is.... green. Not green head, just green.

 

[ford8nr]

Art gallery with on line store on consignment might be another option.

 

[Riomouse911]

My Dad still has stamp art in his den and decoys on his fireplace, I really wish I had a man cave to do the same here.

Stay safe.

 

[Vern56]

In AZ, if it ain't got a cowboy in it, it ain't art

 

[JCooperfan1911]

In AZ, if it ain't got a cowboy in it, it ain't art

Here in New Mexico, if it doesn’t have chili peppers it isn’t art lol.

 

[entropy]

I pick up wildlife prints cheap at Goodwill, or sometimes antique or thrift shops. Don't have any of the print/stamp sets, though if I found a Les Kouba one for a decent price, I might pick it up. Les handed me of of his prints as a third place award at a Trap shoot, wish I still had it. I still have the memory of squadding with him for a round as part of being in the top 4. I wore the Remington belt buckle I also won that day until the ducks fell off, many years later.

 

[WestKentucky]

In some digging around in the attic at work I just stumbled across this... a framed, signed, numbered DU print. “A day to remember” by Peter Contin. The frame is in bad shape and it’s dirty as can be but it will look nice above my desk by the end of the month. There’s another print up there that’s in much better shape but it’s an English fox hunting scene, not my thing. I don’t duck hunt either, but I have and it was enjoyable aside from the snakes.