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INDEPENDENCE HALL

• JAMES ROSS, LITHOGRAPH INDEPENDENCE
  JAMES ROSS, LITHOGRAPH INDEPENDENCE HALLJames Ross (American 20th c.), lithograph Independence Hall, #63/210, 17 1/2" h., 23 1/2" w. NO in-house shipping for this lot.
• BLUE AND WHITE JACQUARD COVERLET Running
  BLUE AND WHITE JACQUARD COVERLET Running deer, American eagle, and Capitol building.Archibald Davidson (b. 1771), proprietor of the Ithaca Carpet Factory, wove this blue and white, Figured and Fancy, double- cloth coverlet in 1838. This centerfield design features a stylized “Double Tulip” carpet medallion motif offset by floral diamond motifs. The coverlet features borders along three side. The two side borders are composed of an adorned “Stag and Tree,” and the bottom border is composed of a more developed Independence Hall and Great Seal Eagle border found on earlier Davidson coverlets. In the lower two corners, the words "Woven at the Ithaca Carpet Factory by Arch'd Davidson 1838" appear. Catalog Note: Archibald Davidson was born in Scotland in 1771, where he was trained as a weaver. He married Jane McPhail on December 10, 1795 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and they had five sons, one born in Pennsylvania and the other four in New Jersey. They later lived in both Tompkins and Warsaw Counties, New York. Davidson died January 5, 1854. This coverlet is composed of two panels woven as one length, cut, and sewn together to create the finished width. Similar example found in the archives of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
• Laurence A. Campbell (American, b. 1939) Independence
  Laurence A. Campbell (American, b. 1939) Independence Hall, Winter oil on canvas signed Lawrence Campbell (lower left); titled (on the stretcher) 24 x 20 inches.
• GEORGE BRYANT SIGNED PAYMENT DOCUMENT,
  GEORGE BRYANT SIGNED PAYMENT DOCUMENT, 1779 Revolutionary War dated original Manuscript Document Signed, "Geo. Bryant," at Philadelphia, PA. George Bryant (1731-1791), Vice President of Pennsylvania (analogous to Lieutenant-Governor) 1777-1779. Payment document signed by him as vice president of Pennsylvania, at the state house later known as Independence Hall. Bryant was born in Dublin, Ireland, and came to Philadelphia in1752. As an active Presbyterian, Bryan in the late 1750s and early 1760s played a role in trying to hold together two factions that had emerged during the Great Awakening. This struggle led him into provincial politics where he fought the proprietors and the strong Quaker faction that sought to make Pennsylvania a royal colony. When the Stamp Act was passed in 1765, Bryan helped resist the oppressive act by joining other Philadelphia merchants in signing the Non-Importation agreement. This action likely contributed to his bankruptcy in 1771. After Pennsylvania adopted a new state constitution in 1776, he became an advocate of the radical unicameral government. In the new government, Bryan served from 1777-1779 as Vice-President of the Supreme Executive Council. In 1779 he was appointed a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania.
• REVOLUTIONARY WAR, INDEPENDENCE HALL
  REVOLUTIONARY WAR, INDEPENDENCE HALL PAY DOCUMENT Revolutionary War pay order for repairs to the Assembly Room of the Statehouse, later to be named Independence Hall. ADS, 1 page. Dated February 13, 1779 in Philadelphia to State Treasurer David Rittenhouse (1732-1796), famous astronomer and clockmaker. To pay Charles Schultz on order sixty pounds, two shillings and six pence, in full for sundry iron work for the Assembly Room. Darkly signed by John Bayard (1738-1807), as Speaker of the House of the Assembly. Schultz receipt at lower right. Both Bayard and Rittenhouse were members of the Committee of Safety and the Constitutional Convention. Bayard was a member of the Sons of Liberty and as Colonel served at the Battles of Brandywine, Germantown and Princeton. The fledgling American government returned to the State house in July 1778 after the British occupation seven months earlier. The State house later became known as Independence Hall due to the keen interest shown by the Marquis de Lafayette in his visit to Philadelphia during his farewell tour in 1824, wanting to see the 'Hall of Independence' which he deemed sacred to the cause of liberty. The Assembly Room to which this document refers, so important to American history, is pictured on the reverse side of the US two-dollar bill, from the original painting by John Trumbull entitled 'Declaration of Independence.'
• Ten assorted vintage transferware plates,
  Ten assorted vintage transferware plates, in primarily red and blue. Three Jenny Lind, two Liberty Blue Independence Hall and more. Condition: good, used CT Transfer Fee $10
• FIVE BOXED FOLIOSThe Hampton L. Carson
  FIVE BOXED FOLIOSThe Hampton L. Carson Collection of Engraved Portraits of Signers of the Declaration of Independence, Presidents and Members of the Continental Congress, Officers in the American Revolutionary War, Views of Independence Hall , printed by Stan V. Henkels, with three folios labeled Catalogue No. 906. Part II , and one folio each Part III and Part IV . Five boxed folios in all, 12 3/4" x 10". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear: pages in generally good condition, boxes disintegrating.
• AMERICAN WATERBURY OGEE MANTEL CLOCK.
  AMERICAN WATERBURY OGEE MANTEL CLOCK. Mid 19th century, mahogany with pine secondary. Brass works and pendulum bob, painted tin face and lower door tablet with Independence Hall. Refinished and tablet has wear. 26"h. 15.25"w. 3.75"d.
• (13) Pcs glass, including Steuben crystal
  (13) Pcs glass, including Steuben crystal snail handle olive bowl (5-1/8" dia), scroll handle ice bucket engraved "IMC Philadelphia 1984" inside bowl with picture of Independence Hall on front (6-1/8" dia x 6-1/4" h, dings to rim), Mats Jonasson swan & duck paperweight (6" x 4-1/8"), Two's Company frosted lily vase, art glass ashtrays, angel candle holder, whale figurine (broken tail), assorted paperweights
• ANTIQUE INDEPENDENCE HALL BOSTON CREWELWORK.
  ANTIQUE INDEPENDENCE HALL BOSTON CREWELWORK. An early needlework/crewelwork depicting figures and a dog in front of Independence Hall in Boston.Image 14.5” x 11.5”, Overall in a period gilt frame 19” x 16”.
• (LOT OF SIX) CAST IRON ARCHITECTURAL
  (LOT OF SIX) CAST IRON ARCHITECTURAL STILL BANKS, INCLUDING INDEPENDENCE HALL Six cast iron architectural still banks, including Independence Hall, a towered Bank, a skyscraper bank, a Colonial house and three other bank buildings, greatest 9"h
• INDEPENDENCE HALL TOWER STILL BANK.Independence
  INDEPENDENCE HALL TOWER STILL BANK.Independence Hall Tower Still Bank. Cast Iron made by Enterprise Mfg. Co. 9-1/2"h. Condition: : Good with wear. Condition: Condition: : Good with wear.
• INDEPENDENCE HALL STILL BANK.Independence
  INDEPENDENCE HALL STILL BANK.Independence Hall Still bank. Painted Cast Iron, Made by Enterprise Mfg. Co. Phila. Patented 1875,8-1/2"h. Condition: : Good with paint wear, loss on point of roof. Condition: Condition: : Good with paint wear, loss on point of roof.
• 2PC ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD SOUVENIR PLATESCeramic
  2PC ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD SOUVENIR PLATESCeramic transferware plates; Independence Hall, Philadelphia and The Home of Washington. Wedgwood impressed on back. Issued: 1890 - 1900 Dimensions: 0.75"H x 9" dia Country of Origin: England Manufacturer: Wedgwood Condition: Age related wear and crazing. Stains on surface.
• CHIPPENDALE STYLE "RISING SUN" CHAIRChippendale
  CHIPPENDALE STYLE "RISING SUN" CHAIRChippendale style mahogany "Rising Sun" armchair, also known as "George Washington's Chair", after the original by John Folwell, made in 1779 for Independence Hall located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Crest with carved, parcel-gilt rising sun ornamentation over a pierced splat with a Gothic arch and trefoil carving, curved arms with molded knuckles raised on leaf-carved supports, and a straight seat, all resting on Gothic tracery carved straight legs. 57 1/2" H x 26 1/2" W x 18 1/2" D. Late 19th century. Note: Folwell's chair came to be called the "Rising Sun" chair after James Madison recorded a comment made by Benjamin Franklin that he overheard, "Whilst the last members were signing it [the Constitution] Doct FRANKLIN looking towards the President's Chair, at the back of which a rising sun happened to be painted, observed to a few members near him, that Painters had found it difficult to distinguish in their art a rising from a setting sun. I have said he, often and often in the course of the Session, and the vicissitudes of my hopes and fears as to its issue, looked at that behind the President without being able to tell whether it was rising or setting: But now at length I have the happiness to know that it is a rising and not a setting Sun" (https://www.ushistory.org/more/sun.htm). Private Cincinnati, Ohio estate. Condition: Overall good condition with general expected use wear and abrasions. Wear and losses to upholstery, especially to front torn seat corner.
• 1876 CENTENNIAL SOUVENIRS, CDVS AND
  1876 CENTENNIAL SOUVENIRS, CDVS AND 2 BALTIMORE VIEWS, ...A collection of ten (10) souvenirs from Philadelphia and the 1876 Centennial Exposition, plus four (4) Civil War era CDVs with Revenue Stamps, and two (2) early prints of Baltimore, including a rare early lithograph view by Edward Sachse. 16 items total. 1st-10th items: Souvenirs include one (1) unused soap cake depicting Memorial Hall; two (2) Rowland & Sprogle Carbonated Stone Centennial Exposition salt cellars with labels on bottom advertising that they were exhibited in the Minerals Annex; four (4) Liberty Bell earrings; two (2) CDVs of Independence Hall, and one (1) salt spoon with glass-filled end. 11th-14th items: Four (4) portrait CDVs of various unknown subjects with New York, Baltimore, and Washington backstamps and Civil War era 2 and 3-cent revenue stamps. Sizes range from 1/2" H (earrings) to 1 1/2" H x 3" W x 1 1/2" D (salts). 15th item: "BALTIMORE, Drawn from Nature and On Stone by E. Sachse," printed by Sachse & Co., Baltimore, depicting the city from the north with the Washington Monument in the foreground. Framed under glass in an antique veneered wooden frame with silvered rabbet edge. Sight- 20 1/2"H x 29 1/4"W. Frame - 25 1/2"H x 34"W. Mid 19th century. Note: Edward Sachse printed multiple views of his home town in the mid 19th century, but very few exist of this particular version, labeled only BALTIMORE. We are aware of only one other, from the I.N. Phelps Stokes collection of American Historical Prints. Included on the back of this print is a portion of the 1853 Baltimore City Directory, A through BAK, 10 pages. 16th item: VIEW OF BALTIMORE, c. 1830, lithograph on paper, from the engraving by S. Fisher after a painting by William H. Bartlett. Published in Willis' book American Scenery by George Virtue, London, 1839. Matted, unframed. Sight 6" H x 8"W. Note: these items descended in the Hazlehurst family, whose members resided in Baltimore in the mid 19th century. The Estate of F. Hamilton Hazlehurst, longtime chair of the Vanderbilt University Art Department. Condition: 1st-10th items: Cracks to soap; some wear and small chips to salts with wear and losses to labels; oxidation to spoon and earrings; light grime, toning, and creasing to paper items. 15th item: Extremely fragile condition. Dampstaining to large area upper right and to most of lower margin, extending into the image. 1" tear lower left margin. Significant losses/holes to upper margin and to center sky area adjacent to the upper portion of the Washington Monument. Toned and brittle. Not examined out of frame. Frame has fading, veneer chips and wear. City directory is a fragment, lacking cover or pages past page 10. 16th item: Sun toning, some grime to mat.
• INDEPENDENCE HALL TOY BANKIndependence
  INDEPENDENCE HALL TOY BANKIndependence Hall Toy Bank. Philadelphia: Enterprise Manufacturing, ca. 1875. Cast iron still bank of ñThe Birth Place of American Independence.î 7 x 9 _î. General paint wear, crack in base. Good.
• 4 CURRIER & IVES AMERICAN HISTORY PRINTSCurrier
  4 CURRIER & IVES AMERICAN HISTORY PRINTSCurrier and Ives, United States. Group of four lithographs depicting American history including: "Cornwallis Is Taken!: Lieut. Col. Tighlman of Washington's Staff, Announcing the Surrender of Cornwallis, from the Steps of the State House, (Independence Hall) at Midnight, October 23rd 1781," 1876. Literature: Gale Research Company, "Currier & Ives, A Catalogue Raisonne," Volume 1: A-N (Gale Research Company: Detroit, 1984). Number 1380, page 140. "The Landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, Mass. Dec. 22nd 1620," 1876. Literature: Gale Research Company, "Currier & Ives, A Catalogue Raisonne," Volume 1: A-N (Gale Research Company: Detroit, 1984). Number 3705, page 386. "Hon. Abraham Lincoln: Republican Candidate for Sixteenth President of the United States," 1860. Literature: Gale Research Company, "Currier & Ives, A Catalogue Raisonne," Volume 1: A-N (Gale Research Company: Detroit, 1984). Number 3128, page 324-25. "Washington Taking Leave of the Officers of His Army: At Francis's Tavern, Broad Street, New York, Decr. 4th. 1783," 1848. Literature: Gale Research Company, "Currier & Ives, A Catalogue Raisonne," Volume 2: O-Z (Gale Research Company: Detroit, 1984). Number 7086, page 739. Provenance: Distinguished Corporate Collection, Ohio. Currier and Ives was founded by Nathaniel Currier (American, 1813-1888) in 1835 as "the Grand Central Depot for Cheap and Popular Prints," but changed its name with the addition of James Merritt Ives (American, 1824-1895) in 1857. The company created over 7000 popular lithographs depicting American life until 1907. Sight; height ranges from 9 1/4 in to 14 in; width ranges from 9 1/4 in to 13 1/4 in. Framed; height ranges from 15 3/4 in to 22 1/2 in; width ranges from 17 1/2 in to 20 3/4 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES WILLSON PEALE(American,
  ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES WILLSON PEALE(American, 1741 - 1827) Portrait of Edmond Simmonds, historically attributed to Charles Willson Peale, painted circa 1765, unsigned, oil on canvas, 24-1/4 x 32-1/2 in.; vintage carved gilt wood and composition frame, 38-1/2 x 30-1/4 in. Note: Exhibited: Colonial Dames Historical Portraits , The Cummer Gallery of Art, Jacksonville, Florida, January 21-February 6, 1977, no. 48. According to information provided by the consignor, "Edmond Simmons (1729-1814) was born in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, but lived from early life in Philadelphia. Family histories record him as a patriot, a Colonel in the Philadelphia Militia during the Revolution, a vestryman in Christ Church and a member of the choir. The Simmons home was on Arch Street, a few blocks from Independence Hall. Legend says an American soldier was hidden for several days in the chimney of this house to escape capture by the British." Provenance: Private Collection, Jacksonville, Florida Condition: linen lined, areas of retouch, tiny areas of flaking, some lifting/flaking at top edge; frame with wear and losses to decoration; Conserved ("relined, cleaned, restored") in 1963 by Bartolo Bracaglia, New York, NY. Lot is accompanied by a copy of the conservators letter to the owner of the painting.
• PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE FIGURED WALNUT
  PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE FIGURED WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIRmid 18th century, shaped crest over a vaseform splat, shaped arms with deeply scrolled hand grips, scalloped skirts, and trifid front feet, period yellow pine slip seat with modern blue upholstery, 41-1/2 x 29 x 21 in. Provenance: According to consignor notes, by descent from Edward Simmons, 1729-1814. Edward Simmons was born Montgomery County, but lived from early life in Philadelphia. Family history records him as a patriot, Colonel in the Philadelphia Militia during the Revolution, a vestrymen of Christ Church and member of the choir. The Simmons home was Arch Street a few blocks from Independence Hall; Private Collection, Jacksonville, Florida Condition: breaks and repairs to joint of crest rail to rear stiles, break and repair with patch to one arm attachment, patch and repair to one side seat rail at arm attachment, small face patch at splat
• CENTENNIAL LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE STINSON
  CENTENNIAL LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE STINSON & CO., PUBLISHER(18th century) Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, In Remembrance of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Independence of the United States , George Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine circa 1876, color lithograph, sheet without extension at bottom, 27-1/2 x 19-3/4 in.; modern black print frame, 35-1/4 x 27-1/4 in. Note: This print was thought to have been commissioned by the United States Congress for the official celebration of the US Centennial. It depicts the central figure of Liberty/Columbia figure in center, full length seated holding a wreath of laurel leaves and wearing a Phrygian cap, surrounded by flags and stars, and at her feet is a large eagle holding a shield in its claws. The figure is surrounded by a border of 18 oval bust portraits of presidents of the United States from Washington to Grant. Below the eagle in the center bottom of the image are oval bust portraits of the following six Revolutionary War heroes: Israel Putnam, Philip Schuyler, Horatio Gates, Nathaniel Greene, Benjamin Lincoln, and John Sullivan. Above is a birds-eye view of the exposition grounds and small oval vignettes of Independence Hall, Philadelphia (top left), Bunker Hill Monument, Boston (top center) and Faneuil Hall, Boston (top right). Below the center image is text and in the lower left below the date 1776, is a scene of a Revolutionary War battle labeled "The Struggle for Liberty." Below the 1876 date in the lower right are side by side farm and city scenes labeled "Peace and Prosperity." Provenance: W. Graham Arader III, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (label verso); A du Pont Family Collection Condition: hinged in, restorations to paper, addition paper at bottom 7/8 x 19-3/4, light toning and fading; frame with minor abrasions
• (5) VILLA MEXICO STERLING PLATES INSET
  (5) VILLA MEXICO STERLING PLATES INSET U.S. COINS(lot of 5) Sterling silver plates with inset United States coins, hallmarked Villa coupled with G.H. silversmith, Mexico, 20th c., including: (1) Eisenhower dollar, with Liberty Bell reverse, 1776-1976 bicentennial, dent in rim, (2) Eisenhower dollars, with eagle landing on the moon reverse, (one) 1971, (one) 1972, (1) Kennedy half dollar, with Independence Hall reverse, 1776-1976 bicentennial, (1) Kennedy half dollar, 1971, largest: approx 4.25"diam; 11.75ozt total (inclusive of coins)
• PLAN OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA MAPEngraved
  PLAN OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA MAPEngraved and Published by Matthew Albert Lotter, 1777. Showing land plots, the Delaware River and an elevation of the State House (Independence Hall). Image 23.25 by 18 in., overall, matted, framed 28.5 by 24 in.
• SEVEN TILES DEPICTING HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND
  SEVEN TILES DEPICTING HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND SITES, MOSTLY MINTONS LATE 19TH CENTURY ALL 6” X 6”.SEVEN TILES DEPICTING HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND SITES, MOSTLY MINTONS, Late 19th Century, Mintons tiles, all in brown, include "Minots Ledge Lighthouse", "The Old Meeting House, Hingham", "Birthplace of Oliver W. Holmes, Cambridge", "Trinity Church, Newport", "The Old Church Lane" and "Independence Hall, Philadelphia". Seventh tile depicts "Nathaniel Hawthorne's House of Seven Gables" in blue. Dimensions: All 6" x 6".
• "ADDRESS OF THE MUTINEERS," PHILADELPHIA,
  "ADDRESS OF THE MUTINEERS," PHILADELPHIA, JUNE1783 Timothy Matlack (1730-1829, scribe of the Declaration of Independence and subsequently of the Executive Council of Pennsylvania; a founder of the Free Quaker sect and abolitionist) official copy of "Address of Mutineers to Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, deliver'd Jue 25.- 1783," containing the statement of James Bennett on behalf of the Philadelphia garrison and a cohort of soldiers from Lancaster, who had stormed the Congress in Independence Hall on June 20 to demand back pay and other benefits promised for their service. On June 22, the Pennsylvania Council refused to increase security for the Congress. The national government immediately evacuated to Princeton, then to Annapolis. 3 1/2 pp., folio.
• 'INDEPENDENCE HALL', 1889, PHOTOGRAVEURE,
  'INDEPENDENCE HALL', 1889, PHOTOGRAVEURE, SIGNED BY G. H. RANDALL, FRAMED, 26-1/2 X 22 INCHES'Independence Hall', 1889, Photograveure, Signed by G. H. Randall, Framed, 26-1/2 x 22 inches
• BRUSH MCCOY LIBERTY BELL/INDEPENDENCE
  BRUSH MCCOY LIBERTY BELL/INDEPENDENCE HALL ART POTTERY UMBRELLA STAND, H: 22-1/4 INCHESBrush McCoy Liberty Bell/Independence Hall Art Pottery Umbrella Stand, H: 22-1/4 inches
• PARKER 75 BICENTENNIAL INDEPENDENCE
  PARKER 75 BICENTENNIAL INDEPENDENCE HALL LIMITED EDITION FOUNTAIN PEN, 5154/10,000Parker 75 Bicentennial Independence Hall Limited Edition Fountain Pen, 5154/10,000
• TEXTILES: JACQUARD-WOVEN COVERLET, AMERICAN,
  TEXTILES: JACQUARD-WOVEN COVERLET, AMERICAN, 1804, SIGNED "C. BARINGER", CORNER BLOCK READS: "AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. DECLARED JULY 4...TEXTILES: Jacquard-woven coverlet, American, 1804, signed "C. BARINGER", corner block reads: "AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. DECLARED JULY 4, 1776 WOVE IN 1804", in blue wool and white cotton, with an interior design of floral medallions, surrounded by a border along the bottom featuring what appears to be Independence Hall, an eagle clutching arrows, and a monkey, with "C. BARINGER" above, along the two sides are borders with the eagle and monkey again, and the Masonic symbol of paired columns topped by the square and compass, there is also a little human figure as part of the design, the measures 98" L x 82" W.
• Cast iron Independence Hall still bank
  Cast iron Independence Hall still bank circa 1876 Enterprise Mfg Co, "Liberty Proclaimed July 4, 1776" Birthplace of American Independence", original bronze finish, 9-3/8" x 8" x 9-1/2" h, missing spire
• JACQUARD COVERLET, MID 19TH C.Orange
  JACQUARD COVERLET, MID 19TH C.Orange County, New York Jacquard coverlet, mid- 19th c., attributed to James Alexander, with corners inscribed Agriculture & Manufactures are the Foundation of our Independence , with eagle and Independence Hall, 80" x 86". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Sporadic small stains.
• WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY SOUVENIRWestern
  WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY SOUVENIRWestern Electric Company transatlantic cable souvenir, in a plastic case, 3 1/2" h.; together with two authentic wood chip from the original beam - Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. 1776 in original presentation boxes. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS, MID 19TH C.Two
  TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS, MID 19TH C.Two Jacquard coverlets, mid 19th c., to include one with bird of paradise and floral border, 88" x 78"; and an Orange County, New York Jacquard coverlet, mid 19th c., attributed to James Alexander, with corners inscribed Agriculture & Manufactures are the Foundation of our Independence , with eagle and Independence Hall, 80" x 86"; together with a small coverlet fragment. Provenance: From the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Irving Williams, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Independence - heavy wear and losses. Other - sporadic thin spots, small stains.
• Antique Independence Hall Tower iron
  Antique Independence Hall Tower iron still bank in red, blue and gilt paint, 1875 patent date. 8.75”H x 4”W Condition: wear to paint CT Transfer Fee $10
• Original Painting for Advertising Poster.
  Original Painting for Advertising Poster. Philadelphia, Penna. "Philadelphia wishes you were here" Independence Hall. Pennsylvania RR Railroad. etc. From The Personal Collection of Neil Benson a Philadelphia Photographer and Founding Member of the Art Group Known as the Dumpster Divers. Dimensions: H: 39.5 inches: W: 24.5 inches: Frame Height: 47 inches: Frame Width: 30.5 inches --- Condition: Has Printers notations to margins. Framed and wrapped in cellophane.
• HOWARD WATSON, PHILADELPHIA HISTORICAL
  HOWARD WATSON, PHILADELPHIA HISTORICAL WATERCOLOR Howard Watson (American, 1929-2022), "Old Red", Independence Hall clock tower, watercolor on paper, signed "Howard Watson, A.W.S." at lower left, 20.75"h x 28.25"w (sight), 28.75"h x36.25"w (frame)