still image Graphic Lithographs -- 1840-1850 Advertisements -- 1840-1850 pau Philadelphia PA. Philadelphia [April 1849] 1847 monographic eng

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1 print: lithograph; 48 x 29 cm. (19.25 x 11.5 in.) Advertisement showing the four-story storefront adorned with signage and displays on the 300 block of North 4th Street. Bottles, small boxes, and broadside advertisements, predominately for French cordials and bitters, fill the display window, and a large model cask with advertising text and stacks of labeled boxes flank the open entrance. Box labels include "Ysla de Cuba," "Assorted Cordials," "Glorias," "Habano." A clerk confers with a patron within the entrance as a laborer enters the cellar to continue to retrieve barrels of "Madeira No.1" and "Port," which line the sidewalk. In the street, a drayman departs with his delivery of a cask of "J. Hennesy [sic] & Co. Cognac." Image also includes a massive post adorned with a weather vane designed as a Native American figure, and partial views of adjacent buildings. Date from Poulson inscription on recto: April 1849. Liebér, B. Liquor stores Pennsylvania Philadelphia Clerks Pennsylvania Philadelphia Laborers Pennsylvania Philadelphia Merchandise displays Pennsylvania Philadelphia Carts & wagons Pennsylvania Philadelphia Broadsides Pennsylvania Philadelphia Barrels Pennsylvania Philadelphia Weather vanes Pennsylvania Philadelphia Fourth Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) 400 block P.2015 Library Company of Philadelphia | Print Department **W22 [P.2015] 22 aacr gihc ppl 020520 20230711172543.0 139434 Converted from MARCXML to MODS version 3.6 using a version of MARC21slim2MODS3-6.xsl (Revision 1.116 2016/3/15) modified by the Library Company of Philadelphia (modified 2023-10-02)