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Peter S. Duval's monumental lithograph commemorates the Great Parade of the Philadelphia Fire Department on October 16, 1865, featuring Chief Engineer David M. Sneer prominently displayed with period fire apparatus and volunteer companies. This historically significant illustration documents the pride and pageantry of 19th-century Philadelphia's firefighting service, listing dozens of participating fire companies and their officers. The composition captures the civic importance of the volunteer fire department era and serves as a detailed visual record of Civil War-era urban infrastructure and community organization.
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Printed to order on premium Koala glossy photo paper for vibrant, true-to-original color. Ships within 1 business day, carefully packaged.
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