All 3 Sets of Owl Guitar Picks

We're you looking for guitar picks on here but didn't want to do a bunch of extra clicking to get all the sets. Well hot damn, you are in luck, because I've got them all right here for you with 1 little "ADD TO CART." And just to make things even more fun, I'll try to get you matching edition #'s between all three sets while supplies last.

So then, here's what's in each of the 3 sets....

"THE BEDTIME CONSPIRACY"

The Rand Corporation: 351-style extra-heavy gauge (1.22 mm) celluloid pick. White ink on black pearloid finish. This is the only extra-heavy gauge pick I made for any of the 3 set designs.

Saucer People: Black ink stamped on medium gauge (.46 mm) white pearloid heart-shaped pick. Even though it's in the last set, this was the first pick I designed & had manufactured.

Reverse Vampires: Medium gauge (.46 mm) 351-style. Full color printing on a multicolor psychedelic celluoid pick.

Each pick comes in its own stamped 2”x 2” white envelope, The 3 designs are stamped with it's own color of ink (& this time, one even has glow in the dark embossing- OOOOOOOOOH.) The full set of 3 come in a hand-stamped* 6.5” x 4.75 light gray envelope that's a little thicker than the previous 2 pick sets. Envelopes are printed in 2 colors that takes a UV light source to see one of them. Envelopes are signed & #’ed in an edition of 100.

"SEVEN LONG HOURS IN THE SUMMER OF 1992"

Iphigeneia: Glow-in-the-dark 351-style celluloid pick. Medium gauge (.71 mm) with stamped black ink.

Agamemnon: 346-style. White ink stamped on thin/light gauge (.46 mm) celluloid abalone 346-style pick, often used for bass guitars.

Electra: Oversized solid white medium gauge (.71 mm) PVC pick with gold stamped ink. About 75% larger than a standard 351 pick. It can be used to play a guitar, but are mostly used as a novelty item for promotional/advertising purposes.

Each pick comes in its own stamped 2”x 2” white envelope, plus the set of 3 come in a hand-stamped* 6.25”x 4.25 black envelope in silver ink. Envelopes are signed & #’ed in an edition of 250.

"(1986) COMEDY/WESTERN"

Lucky: Full-color 351-style celluloid pick. Heavy gauge (.96 mm) with color overlay on white pearloid finish

Ned: Gold ink stamped on medium gauge (.46 mm) tortoiseshell celluloid 346-style pick, often used for bass guitars.

Dusty: Medium gauge 351-style pick. Metallic silver hot foil stamp on black pearloid. Foil never gets the same level of detail as regular ink & it does wear much quicker, but the upside is that the graphics pop much more than any other medium.

Each pick comes in its own stamped 2”x 2” white envelope, each design stamped with a different color of brown ink. The full set of 3 come in a hand-stamped* 6.5” x 4.75 cream envelope that has been lightly to heavily stained with some combination of coffee, tea or spray dyes for a thoroughly antiqued/distressed finish 4 different ink colors were used for the hand-stamped* graphics. They are burnt sienna, aged mahogany, ground espresso & walnut stain. All envelope variants are randomized & evenly distributed throughout the entire edition. Envelopes are signed & #’ed in an edition of 250.

(* Hand-stamped really means hand-stamped & they look it. I mean, it should be pretty obviously by the photos. If you’re the type that likes things to be perfect & homogeneous, then the envelopes will drive you bananas. Then again, 20 bucks for everything, so maybe these are pretty low stakes as an investment gamble.)

If you want to get more background on the sets, a description is available on the individual listings for each of them (& thereby negating any of that saved energy from the aforementioned "no need for additional clicking."