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DGM Magazine – Issue 01
$10.00CAD
Downgrade Magazine’s premiere issue
- 36 pages
- Unbound 50lb. newsprint
- Printed in New York City in an edition of 3000.
- Includes 2 vinyl stickers
Photos by: Aaron Breetwor, Matthew Kienzle, Olivier Séguin-Leduc, and Thomas Trnka
Featuring:
George Mackenzie
James Kelly
Louis Pilloni
Zak Maytum
Aaron Grulich
Brandon Tissen
JM Duran
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