Home kit for preparing the prints:

• cutting board ( I had A2 size),
• wide and narrow transparent  sellotape
• knifes
• safe ruler (with an angle to protect your fingers, you will be cutting the edges for hours - better be safe than sorry)
• a file to keep the prints (I used A2 file, and folded my A1 prints in two)

Travelling kit for the show (You receive a booth with empty walls, and you must be prepared to hang your presentation):

• an artist bag or a trolley for your designs. I uses a “start by Prat” backpack, which isn’t perfect but has a huge winning point over other bags, because it’s a backpack, with strong and adjustable shoulder straps. Carrying 20kg of designs on a side with a mailman bag would be impossible, and this bag divides the weight evenly on your back.  I see that there’s some decent competition online for these kinds of bags, some of them with better reviews, and the reason I got mine from Prat was it being the only bag I could touch and try on in a shop, and I didn’t want to risk buying online something that doesn’t look strong enough.
  Some people use trolley bags, and fold and roll the prints inside. It's a simpler solution, but  I wouldn't rick damaging the corners of the artwork. 
• rolls of bubble wrapping for the designs
• a few A2 files for the designs.
• 2 rolls of M3 double sided adhesive tape (to stick the designs to the walls)
• a set of large paper clips (I had 10, but needed 20). 
• a set of magnets (better secure  and align the prints on the frame before gluing with the tape).
• 2 knifes.
• scissors - 2 pairs.

Kit for the show:

• a pack of visit cards
• a pack of receipts with copy paper
• few ball pens.
• wrapping solution for your prints, when you sell.
• rubber bands
• water and disposable cups - for yourself and your customers.

Please let me know if you would like me to note prices for everything that I have bought.