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Print Catalog Order Form Name:_______________________________________________________________________ Company Name: _____________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________________ City: _______________________________ State: ____________ Zip:__________________ Phone: _____________________________ Email:__________________________________ Size *Luster Photo Paper Prints *Canvas Gloss Prints & Stretcher Frame Shipping 8X10 $23.95 $74.95 $6.95 11X14 $40.95 $86.95 $6.95 11X17 $47.95 $103.95 $6.95 16X20 $58.95 $109.95 $6.95 20X24 $69.95 $125.95 $6.95 24X30 $81.95 $174.95 $6.95 30X40 $96.95 $232.95 $9.95 *Luster E-Surface Paper (KODAK PROFESSIONAL Portra Endura Paper): Accurate color, realistic saturation, excellent neutral flesh reproduction and brighter colors are just a few of the attributes to describe E-Surface paper. Its 10-mil RC base gives prints a durable photographic feel, and has the highest color gamut available for vivid color reproduction. With this paper don’t worry about prints fading. The standard is 100 years in home display and 200 years in dark storage. *Artist Canvas – Gloss Finish: Poly/Cotton blend. Ideal for photographic & fine art reproductions. Gloss finish for optimum vibrancy, archival quality, and image stability. The canvas print(s) will be mounted on a custom stretcher frame so it will be ready for framing. # Title Format Size Price Qty. Luster Canvas Luster Canvas Luster Canvas Sub-Total $__________________________ S/H Fee (Mail Order Only) $__________________________ Sub-Total $__________________________ 6% PA Sales Tax $__________________________ Grand Total $__________________________ CONTINUE 1 Forms of Payment: Cash Check: CPC Visa Master Card Discover Name on Credit Card:_________________________________________________________ Billing Address: _______________________________________________________________ Credit Card #: ___ ___ ___ ___- ___ ___ ___ __- ___ ___ ___ ___-___ ___ ___ ___ Expiration Date: ___ ___/___ ___ CVV2# (Last 3 Digits above Sig. on back) ____ ___ ____ Signature: _____________________________________________________ **Prints are used for personal use ONLY; or photographic rights fees will apply. ***If you are purchasing prints for publishing purposes, please contact our office for forms PLEASE ALLOW 2 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY Terms and Conditions of Print Catalog Sales and Returns for the Capitol Preservation Committee (CPC) A. REFUNDS: All prints in the catalog are custom ordered, so there will be NO REFUNDS for prints under any circumstances. B. EXCHANGES: The only time that exchanges will be permitted is when the print is damaged during shipping. If the print is damaged during shipping, the purchaser must contact the Capitol Preservation Committee’s office within 30 days. CPC will contact UPS to come out and pickup your damaged print along with the original shipping box. After UPS gets the damaged item, they will submit the paperwork to us to fill out for the insurance claim. Please allow an additional (3) to four (4) weeks for exchanges after receipt of the insurance money as CPC has no prints in stock—all prints must be custom ordered. C. RUSH ORDERS: All rush orders are subject to additional charge. D. FRAMING: All prints come unframed, and CPC does not offer framing. Purchasers must make other arrangements if they wish to have a print framed. E. FLAW IN CERTAIN ORIGINALS: Prints numbered 77 through 85 are prints that are reproductions of original postcards dating back into the early 19th and 20th centuries. The original postcards have some flaws, and, consequently, the reprints also demonstrate those same flaws. There is nothing the Committee can do to correct any apparent flaws in the print. Simply stated, if you can see a flaw in the catalog on any of these postcard prints, those same flaws will be apparent in the final print. Refunds and exchanges will not be permitted based on the quality of ANY print. F. NO WARRANTIES: All purchasers acknowledged that there are not warranties, either express or implied, that have induced the purchaser to by any item from CPC outside of the representations contained in this agreement. G. SQUARE OR RECTANGULAR MURALS: The photographer will take the image and scale it down to fit the paper or canvas ordered so that none of the image will be cut off. H. WAIVER—PURCHASERS EXPRESSLY WAIVE ALL RIGHTS TO RECOVERY BASED UPON THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABLILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Signature: ________________________________ Date: _____________________ I have read and understand the terms and conditions of the above policy for the Capitol Preservation Committee (“CPC”) and I voluntarily agree to the terms contained therein. 2 Historic Capitol Views 1 Engraving of Proposed Capitol (Dreka Engraving) 2 Original Architectural Sketch of Capitol Building (Joseph Huston) Capitol Rotunda (Artist Edwin Austin Abbey) 4 Science Revealing the Treasures of the Earth (Lunette) 5 The Spirit of Light (Lunette) 6 The Spirit of Vulcan (Lunette) 7 The Spirit of Religious Liberty (Lunette) 8 Art Deals With (Medallion) 9 Science (Medallion) 10 Law (Medallion) 11 Religion (Medallion) House Chamber (Artist Edwin Austin Abbey) 12 The Hours 13 The Camp of the American Army at Valley Forge, February 1778 89 Apotheosis of PA 1908, Flanked by Penn’s Treaty (Left) and Declaration of Independence (Right) (Full Shot) 90 Penn’s Treaty (Left Panel of Apotheosis) 91 Apotheosis of PA 1908 92 Declaration of Independence House Chamber Stained Glass Windows (Artist William B. Van Ingen) 14 Abundance 15 Bridge Building 16 Chemistry 17 Commerce 18 Education 19 Electricity 20 Justice 21 Liberty 22 Natural Gas 23 Petroleum 24 Printing Press 25 Religion 26 Steam Engineering 27 Steel and Iron Senate Chamber Stained Glass Windows (Artist William B. Van Ingen) 28 Legislature 29 Foundries 30 Glass Blowing 31 History 32 Architecture 33 Militia 34 Peace 35 Railroads 36 Temperance 37 Weaving 3 South 1st Floor Corridor (Artist William B. Van Ingen) 38 Ephrata Community Spinning and Carding 39 Scotch-Irish Teaching Theology 40 Mennonite foot-washing 41 Brothers of Ephrata transcribing the Declaration of Independence 42 Friends in Meeting 43 German Immigrants from the Palantine on the Sarah Maria 44 Roscircrucian Monk before the cave of Kelpius on the Wissahickon Creek 45 Bonfires lighted by the early settlers on Christmas Eve 46 Moravian Sister preaching to the Indians 47 Dunkards open air baptism 48 Trombone Choir in the cupola of the Moravian Church at Bethlehem 49 Old Swedes Church built in 1702; preacher being rowed to the bank 50 Printing of the Bible on the Saur press at Germantown Press 51 Pastorius circulating the first petition for the abolition of slavery Senate Chamber ( Artist Violet Oakley) 52 Troops of the Revolution: Washington Marching through Philadelphia 86 Lincoln at Gettysburg, 1863 87 George Washington at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia 93 Unity – Entire Mural 94 Unity – Center Panel Only 95 The Armies of the Earth Striving to Take the Kingdom of Unity by Force 96 The Slaves of the Earth Driven Forward and Upward by their Slave-Driver 97 General Meade at Gettysburg 98 The Legend of the Latchstring 99 The Slave Ship Ransomed Governor’s Reception Room (Artist Violet Oakley) 53 Examination before the Lieutenant of the Tower of London 54 Penn’s Vision 55 Penn’s First Sight of the Promised Land 113 William Tyndale Printing His Translation of the Bible into English at Cologne 114 Burning of the Books at Oxford 115 The Answer to Tyndale’s Prayer 116 Culmination of Intolerance and Persecution in the Civil War 117 George Fox on the Mount of Vision – The Voice of One Crying in the Wilderness 118 William Penn Student at Christ Church, Oxford 119 Penn Meets the Quaker Thought in the Field Preaching at Oxford 120 Admiral Sir William Penn Denouncing and Turning his Son Away 121 Penn’s Arrest While Preaching at Meeting 122 Penn Liberated 123 King Charles Signing the Charter Supreme/Superior Court Chamber (Artist Violet Oakley) 56 The Spirit of Law; Purification & Enlightment 57 The Scale of Law; The Octave 88 Divine Law, Love, and Wisdom 100 The Golden Age: Law of Nature 4 101 Themis – Greek Idea of Revealed Law 102 Mosaic Decalogue – Hebrew Idea of Revealed Law (Moses) 103 The Beatitudes – Christian Idea of Revealed Law 104 Code of Justinian – Law of Reason 105 Commentaries – Blackstone 106 The Spirit of William Blackstone 107 Commentaries – Blackstone – Divine Law 108 William Penn as a Law Giver – Law Reason 109 Supreme Court of Pennsylvania – Law of Nations 110 John Marshall – Law of Nations 111 International Court of Justice – International Law 112 Christ and Disarmament – International Law North 1st Floor Corridor (Artist Vincent Maragliotti) 58 Amish Farming 1730-40 59 Lumber c. 1880 60 Coal c. 1880 61 Drakes First Oil Well, Titusville 1859 62 Blacksmith Shop 1880 63 Country Store 1867-70 64 Steel 65 Philadelphia Commerce early 1800 66 Canal Boat 1835 67 Ship Building, Philadelphia 1760-70 68 Railroads and Telegraph 1838 69 Digging Tunnel-Turnpike 1840 70 Turnpike Boom-Conestoga Wagon 1828 71 John Fitch’s Steamboat 1787 Mercer Tile Mosaics 1st Floor (Artist Henry Chapman Mercer) 72 Spinning Flax 73 Milking the Cow 74 Beehive 124 Plowing with the Shovel Plow 125 Cooking Apple Butter 126 Paring Apples 127 Shelling Corn 128 Indian Making a Dug-out Canoe 129 Reading of the Declaration of Independence Commonwealth Statue (Roland Hinton Perry) 75 Before shot of the Commonwealth