(It features details and information on the front and back as well. It is in good condition for being out of print for over 25 years! However, nothing that would take away from the piece and will display nicely.).
Two black-and-white photographs depict the Dining Room and the Cocktail Bar, the latter described as panelled in walnut and sycamore with cream hide upholstery. The large dining room leads off a lounge panelled in sycamore and walnut, and a superb maple floor is provided for dancing.
This paper collectible is crafted from polypropylene, so it stays lightweight while still offering a reliable feel in your hands.
It features details and information on the front and back as well. It is in good condition for being out of print for over 25 years!
(It features details and information on the front and back as well. It is in good condition for being out of print for over 25 years! However, nothing that would take away from the piece and will display nicely.).
The interior pages provide a wealth of period-specific promotional language and design. The paper exhibits the expected gentle toning and aging, with a slight curve at the binding edge, confirming its origin as a bound booklet.
What stands out about this item is the BCW branding, which adds a familiar sense of consistency.
The central narrative unfolds across six illustrated panels, each featuring a large decorative number and a rhyming couplet that describes a hunting mishap resulting in the reduction of the group. Panel 2 shows number 9 with “little hunters, flirting with their fate. One started clowning, and then there were 8,” instructing to avoid horseplay and never point a gun at anyone or anything not intended to shoot.
The verso or lower portion of the brochure contains a detailed rate schedule, providing specific pricing for the Bicentennial period. A simplified map of center city Philadelphia anchors the piece, locating the Bicentennial Host Houses office with a star and marking major thoroughfares including Benj.
We apologize if this is not what you would prefer us to do, but we cannot get around it as a general policy. VG or better condition. Defects not visible in scan[s] are described. Item is complete as issued unless otherwise stated.
