Mr Setzers Guitar Stickers Reproduced

Having broke my arm a couple weeks ago by slipping on the friggin' ice I now have too much time on my (hand) hands. It is a real bummer because I was just starting to make good headway in my study of Setzerology. With my one good hand I have re-drawn the "Lady Luck", Cat, and "Skull & Crossbone" stickers. This is not my normal line of business as I print and design historic wallpaper, but since I have the equipment I have reproduced the original stickers. These are not ink jet inks, but are high quality solvent inks that are water proof, and fade resistant. They will however need to be trimmed. They are a little pricey because of the set-up requirements on my press.
Here is a link to my site: http://www.aestheticinteriors.com/sc/store.php?crn=250
This should take you directly to the sticker page. Please disregard the "art print" or "stretched canvas" options.

All I can do now is stare at my Gretsch, so everyone please be careful on the ice.
Bobby retro

If you guys want to try and print these stickers out on you own..drop me a line and I'll send you a high res of the artwork free of charge. I got to thinking about the hard work NikoTabs did for us with all those tabs for free, so if I can give back just a little...!
The only thing is the stickers that I have for sale are printed with solvent inks, so they are water (and sweat) proof. They also need to be cut out with an x-acto ( I'll through in a couple extra sets in case of a boo-boo)I'm not sure about home inkjet printer inks, but they might work just fine if you decide to dyi.

Contact me for the free high res artwork:

rkiefaber86@comcast.net