1893 Print Dry Goods Economist Building New York City ORIGINAL HISTORIC NY2 XAGA7 the city's old post office

the city's old post office

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1893 Print Dry Goods Economist Building New York City ORIGINAL HISTORIC NY2 XAGA7 the city's old post officeThis is an original 1893 halftone print of the Economist Building, home of the "Dry Goods Economist" and the New York Dry Goods Exchange, 78 and 80 Walker Street, New York City. Period Paper is pleased to offer a large collection of historical images of New York City. Dating from the late 19th century, these halftone prints capture a New York that sadly, in many cases, no longer exists. CONDITION This 118+ year old Item is rated Very Fine. No aging.