The Newberry is pleased to offer exhibition posters and poster-sized reproductions for sale. To order, please contact the Digital Imaging Services Department at photoduplication@newberry.org, or write to:
Photoduplication Department
The Newberry
60 West Walton Street
Chicago, IL 60610
All posters are $6.00 unless otherwise noted below. Shipping is $5.00 in the continental U.S. If you require shipping outside the continental US, please ask for a quote.
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A Map of Chicago’s gangland from authentic sources: designed to inculcate the most important principles of piety and virtue in young persons, and graphically portray the evils and sin of large cities $14.95 plus shipping Map of Chicago gang locations showing Little Italy, Little Sicily, Cicero, Capone Territory, Westside O’Donnell Territory, Stickney, Saltis Territory, Southside O’Donnell Territory, Little Africa. Numbers in red circles give the sequence of important events in Chicago’s gangland war. Insets include: Mrs. O’Leary’s cow, lawyer running to spring his client, an armored car, bootleggers stealing wheels from prohibition cars, machine gunners arriving from Detroit, World’s Fair grounds of 1933, police tipping over a speakeasy. |
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| From Forest To Park: America’s Heritage of Trees 24”h x 18”w Edward James Ravenscroft, The Pinetum Britannicum, 1884 Newberry Call Number: Case Oversize W765 .733 |
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| Mexico Illustrado 20”h x 24”w “The Castillo, Chichen Itza” Artist: Ralph Fletcher Seymour Newberry Call Number: Ayer Art Seymour |
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| Patience is that virtue… 17”h x 25”w Quotation from Chaucer Calligrapher: Edward M. Catich, 1973 Newberry Call Number: Case Wing Oversize ZY983 .C364 |
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| The Chapbook 19 1/2”h x 14”w Poster by Claude Bragdon, 1896 Newberry Call Number: Modern MS Stone and Kimball |
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| Globe Gore of Eastern North America 19”h x 12”w By: Coronelli Newberry Call Number: Temp map 2f G3301 .A71 1691. C6 197- .S6 |
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Rand McNally & Co.’s Bird’s Eye View of the World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, USA, 1893 |
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| Paper Trails: Maps, Highways, and American Journeys in the Twentieth Century 20”h x 28”w (cover) Motor, June 1921 Rand McNally Archives, uncataloged |
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