E102214

Philadelphia Seal Frieze from Philadelphia Civic Center

$12,500

SOLD

This is a circular frieze depicting the seal of the city of Philadelphia. It was salvaged from the demolished “Philadelphia Civic Center.” The building was erected in 1929 and hosted political conventions, sporting events and other general activities. It is uncommon to find such artifacts, especially in such great condition! Originally it was a part of the center’s exterior wall and our salvage experts, also known as 'Architecturologists,' were able to carefully remove it without causing any significant damage.

Inventory no.

E102214

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Dimensions

90 in. diameter x 8.5 in. D

Depth (in.)

8.5

Diameter (in.)

90

Composition

Limestone

Color

Gray

Refunds

You may return items for refund or exchange within 10 days of receiving them (online orders only). Returns may be subject to a 15% restocking fee. Custom orders are not returnable. Shipping charges are not refundable. Remember though, almost everything here is olde, and is sold as is.

Local Pick-Up

Local pick-up for most orders is available in our New York City store and Scranton, PA, warehouse. A fee may apply for larger or heavier items. Processing time may take 1 to 2 weeks. Local pickup is available in our Los Angeles store for items located there.

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