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Lot of 3 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania paper pieces.
• 1982 Pittsburgh Apartment Guide, published by the Apartment Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh, "More than 10,000 units listed, New! Includes Townhouses," staple-bound magazine, about 8.8 x 11.1 inches; opens with a "Catch the Pittsburgh Spirit" Renaissance II welcome, printed by Chas. M. Henry Printing Co.
• Discover Pittsburgh, an area community guide, published by O'Keefe, magazine format with aerial color photos of the downtown skyline and rivers on the front and back covers, about 8.6 x 11 inches.
• Reflections: The Bill of Rights, folded leaflet from the South Pittsburgh Water Company (American Water Works System), with the full text of Articles I-X and a "Water helps make everything grow" ad, about 3.5 x 6.4 inches.
Used condition: scuffing and abrasion on the apartment guide's back cover with light edge wear, light corner and spine rubbing on Discover Pittsburgh, and a scuffed corner, edge wear and small pin holes on the leaflet.
Great snapshot of Pittsburgh in the Renaissance II era, for local-history collectors, realtors and former residents.
• 1982 Pittsburgh Apartment Guide, published by the Apartment Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh, "More than 10,000 units listed, New! Includes Townhouses," staple-bound magazine, about 8.8 x 11.1 inches; opens with a "Catch the Pittsburgh Spirit" Renaissance II welcome, printed by Chas. M. Henry Printing Co.
• Discover Pittsburgh, an area community guide, published by O'Keefe, magazine format with aerial color photos of the downtown skyline and rivers on the front and back covers, about 8.6 x 11 inches.
• Reflections: The Bill of Rights, folded leaflet from the South Pittsburgh Water Company (American Water Works System), with the full text of Articles I-X and a "Water helps make everything grow" ad, about 3.5 x 6.4 inches.
Used condition: scuffing and abrasion on the apartment guide's back cover with light edge wear, light corner and spine rubbing on Discover Pittsburgh, and a scuffed corner, edge wear and small pin holes on the leaflet.
Great snapshot of Pittsburgh in the Renaissance II era, for local-history collectors, realtors and former residents.