who are they? just seen a nice set of illustrations credited to them (dated 2008) of 84mm CG rounds go on ebay and wondered if they sold their work on a site?
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Kaptainssurplus
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A link to the items would help.
Richard709
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Its a from a web site, which you can join with a paid monthly subscription. Rich
thanks, do you have link?
Richard709
Well-Known Member
No I don't I Just type in Tony Debski into google.
I did that already, no joy... anyone have a link?
Eggburt1969
Well-Known Member
yes, I'm after the website they're taken from.
Tony Debski is on Facebook. You could message him.
Thanks George, but I'm not on Facebook 
Would you have an email for him?
Would you have an email for him?
No email, but I have sent him a message through Facebook messenger.
Marc, Tony replied, he will send you an email.
Fantastic, thanks George!
Hi,
I’ve recently received a couple of e-mails about my listings of Ordnance Archive illustrations on eBay.
As many of you will know, Tony Debski has been producing these illustrations for EOD organisations for years and he continues to work on new illustrations.
Tony asked me to help sell a complete set of more than 2,000 illustrations which he had printed for another purpose but were no longer needed.
I’m gradually working my way through the illustrations by grouping them in smaller sets and listing approx 4 sets on eBay every Sunday.
I have to stress that there is only 1 copy of each illustration, and it is not possible to request additional copies.
At the current rate of listing, there are enough to last another 6 months.
When they’re gone, they’re gone!
Cheers,
Gary
I’ve recently received a couple of e-mails about my listings of Ordnance Archive illustrations on eBay.
As many of you will know, Tony Debski has been producing these illustrations for EOD organisations for years and he continues to work on new illustrations.
Tony asked me to help sell a complete set of more than 2,000 illustrations which he had printed for another purpose but were no longer needed.
I’m gradually working my way through the illustrations by grouping them in smaller sets and listing approx 4 sets on eBay every Sunday.
I have to stress that there is only 1 copy of each illustration, and it is not possible to request additional copies.
At the current rate of listing, there are enough to last another 6 months.
When they’re gone, they’re gone!
Cheers,
Gary