"A Map of Old Philadelphia…..", 1932
"A Map of Old Philadelphia on which are indicated Buildings of Architectural Interest that were built during the 18th and early 19th Centuries and are still standing AD 1932, Two Hundred and Fifty Years after teh Founding of the City by William Penn, Proprietor." (1934 Philadelphia Chapter American Institute of Architects) J.L. Smith Co. 1603 Sansom Street. This specialized and rare map does not appear to be available for purchase elsewhere and can only be found as an archived resource. There is also an inset map labeled "Philadelphia from the Map made by John Reed in 1774". From the Francis Hopkinson Family Archives
Condition Report: PREVIEW POLICY: Because of the current COVID-19 environment in which we find ourselves, and out of an overriding concern for the safety and health of our staff and all of our clients, it is not possible to schedule open preview hours for any sales. In fact, right now, preview is by internet catalog and phone consultation only. We are available to talk to you about the works by phone and wwe’ll gladly provide more photos as requested. As the COVID situation evolves, so shall our practices. Right now, it is not legal for you to enter our building, please do not ask us to violate the law. The sale will be online in its’ entirety on several platforms. We have developed appropriate social distancing techniques for payments and pickups, please have patience with us as we all work through this difficult time together!!!
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"A Map of Old Philadelphia on which are indicated Buildings of Architectural Interest that were built during the 18th and early 19th Centuries and are still standing AD 1932, Two Hundred and Fifty Years after teh Founding of the City by William Penn, Proprietor." (1934 Philadelphia Chapter American Institute of Architects) J.L. Smith Co. 1603 Sansom Street. This specialized and rare map does not appear to be available for purchase elsewhere and can only be found as an archived resource. There is also an inset map labeled "Philadelphia from the Map made by John Reed in 1774". From the Francis Hopkinson Family Archives
Condition Report: PREVIEW POLICY: Because of the current COVID-19 environment in which we find ourselves, and out of an overriding concern for the safety and health of our staff and all of our clients, it is not possible to schedule open preview hours for any sales. In fact, right now, preview is by internet catalog and phone consultation only. We are available to talk to you about the works by phone and wwe’ll gladly provide more photos as requested. As the COVID situation evolves, so shall our practices. Right now, it is not legal for you to enter our building, please do not ask us to violate the law. The sale will be online in its’ entirety on several platforms. We have developed appropriate social distancing techniques for payments and pickups, please have patience with us as we all work through this difficult time together!!!
