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F. Moras' Lithographic Establishment, Philadelphia, 610...

Updated Jun 16, 2025
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F. Moras' Lithographic Establishment, Philadelphia, 610...
Advertising or large business card shows two vignettes, on the left, a man is sitting at a table, drawing on a lithograph stone, and on the right, is an interior view of the lithographic establishment with men inking stones and operating presses.
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