Historic Spokane in Classic Photos - "Onward and Upward"
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Description
Great Gifts for the Holidays - Or Any Time!
Historic Spokane in
Classic Photos
from The Spokesman-Review Archives
Early Washington Water Power linemen circa 1885 celebrating atop a pole after pulling electrical wire.
These great prints from The Spokesman-Review archives, illustrate Spokane¹s respect for the past and its drive to the future. Even as the age of supply-packing wagon trains was ending, the age of the street car was coming on.
Now these historical photographs can be yours‹each restored and replicated with state of the art technology, printed on high-quality archival paper, then matted and framed in acid-free, museum-quality materials.
Quality, framed prints of this type and size often sell for more than $500, but these fine, framed prints are priced at only $249, plus tax, shipping and handling. You can save all shipping charges by arranging to pick up your framed print at The Spokesman-Review office.
Do not confuse these matte-finish, fine-art prints with posters or mass-produced ³frame fillers.² Each photograph is printed and framed in a limited, numbered heirloom-quality edition. No more than 100 of these signed reproductions will be produced, assuring that your print will be not only strikingly powerful and beautiful, but rare.
Historic photographs make great employee-recognition gifts, ideal for recognizing promotions, retirements, key employment anniversary dates and successful project leadership. They also make great personal gifts for birthdays, holidays and graduations.
The joy of the wire crews, climbing and raising their hats atop the giant power pole, practically cries out ³Onward and Upward² to an aspiring employee (or an inspiring boss)!
Reproduced on paper that will last without fading for at least 100 years, Onward and Upward measures vertically at 21 1/2 inches wide by 28 1/2 inches high, with an image size of 13 inches wide by 20 inches high.
Printed on acid-free, archival art paper
Matte finish
Makes a unique gift for birthdays,
promotions, retirements andsuccessful
project leadership
Each framed print comes with a Certificate of Authentication and Limitation signed by a representative of The Spokesman-Review. The certificate is packaged in a separate protective plastic sleeve attached to the back of the frame.
The framed prints are not only attractive, but also educational. They make a great addition to home or office‹magnificent conversation pieces you will be proud to own and display.
These unusual pieces of Spokane history are available now for the affordable price of only $249, plus applicable tax and shipping. As a certified, limited edition, no more than 100 prints will be available.
Orders are processed on a first-come, first-serve basis until the edition limit of each photo print is exhausted.
Supplies are limited.
No more than 100 of each of these fine prints will be sold.