Vtg Postcard William Penn Statue Atop City Hall Philadelphia PA 1940s

$ 4.22

Unit of Sale: Single Unit Country: United States Original/Reproduction: Original Subject: Statue brand: Colourpicture Type: Postcard Time Period Manufactured: 1940-1949 Theme: Cities & Towns Region: Pennsylvania Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in) Signed: No Era: 1940s Number of Items in Set: 1 Country of Origin: United States Original/Licensed Reprint: Original City: Philadelphia Material: Paper Continent: North America Brand/Publisher: Colourpicture Year Manufactured: 1940 Postage Condition: Unposted Features: Divided Back

Description

Vtg Postcard William Penn Statue Atop City Hall Philadelphia PA 1940s. Vtg Postcard William Penn Statue Atop City Hall Philadelphia PA 1940s This classic view captures the massive William Penn statue standing proudly atop City Hall in Philadelphia. The composition highlights the architectural grandeur of the clock tower, showcasing the bronze founder looking out over the urban landscape of Pennsylvania’s largest city. Dating from the 1940s, this vtg postcard offers a nostalgic glimpse into mid-century Americana and the historic skyline of the Northeast. The lithographic details reflect the artistic style of the era, making it a perfect addition for those interested in civic monuments or Pennsylvania history. Add a piece of the City of Brotherly Love to your collection with this striking 1940s scene of William Penn. Vtg Postcard William Penn Statue Atop City Hall Philadelphia PA 1940s This classic view captures the massive William Penn statue standing proudly atop City Hall in Philadelphia. The composition highlights the architectural grandeur of the clock tower, showcasing the bronze founder looking out over the urban landscape of Pennsylvania’s largest city. Dating from the 1940s, this vtg postcard offers a nostalgic glimpse into mid-century Americana and the historic skyline of the Northeast. The lithographic details reflect the artistic style of the era, making it a perfect addition for those interested in civic monuments or Pennsylvania history. Add a piece of the City of Brotherly Love to your collection with this striking 1940s scene of William Penn.