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Hand-colored engraving of the Strawbridge & Clothier building at Eighth and Market, Philadelphia, with carriages and pedestri

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The New Dry Goods Establishment of Strawbridge & Clothier. Corner of Eighth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, PA, Graphic company (1878). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored wood engraving shows the multi-story Strawbridge & Clothier dry goods building on a city corner, with its name painted across the storefronts and a banner flag on the roof. Street scenes include horse-drawn carriages, a streetcar on tracks, and well-dressed pedestrians in bustled gowns and top hats. The print is from The Daily Graphic, New York, September 19, 1878, and is attributed to the Graphic company.