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kept2longDescriptionThis vintage framed archival photograph captures the Berlin Stock Exchange (Börse) and Friedrichsbrücke as they appeared in 1900 prior to structural modifications (vor Umbau). Captured by celebrated 19th-century German architectural photographer Friedrich Albert Schwartz (1836–1906), this monochrome view offers a rare look at historical Berlin urban design.
The print is presented with a double mat inside a classic warm wood frame measuring 16.5 by 13.75 inches. The reverse side includes an authentic German certificate of authenticity (Zertifikat) detailing the location, subject note, artist attribution, and circa 1900 date. The wooden frame exhibits light, standard vintage surface wear, while the print and matting remain clean, sharp, and nicely preserved behind glass.I look at luxury store closings, sports stores, hardware stores, health stores, display models, retail liquidations,sales,estate sales, storage sales, quaint & quirky shops, tackle shops, outdoor gear shops, hobby shops, card shops, toy shops, comic shops, coin shops, pawn shops, antique shops for interesting items.Keep checking back!Click to add me to yourfavorites list!Check out myOther Items!
