Historic Burlington County Prison Museum Vintage Decorative Plate White Gold Black 1967 Betty L.E. Heiges
Vintage Burlington County Prison Plate. This vintage decorative plate commemorates the Historic Burlington County Prison Museum, built in 1810. The drawing is by Betty L.E. Heiges and is a First Edition, 1967. The plate is creamy white with black and gold. It is approx. 10 1/2". There is wear, aging and some loss of gold.
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Hopewell Village National Park Pennsylvania Vintage Decorative Plate White Gold Black
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Vintage Hopewell Village Plate. This vintage decorative plate commemorates Hopewell Village in National Park, Pennsylvania. The back of the plate states Hopewell Village is the best preserved example of an early American Iron Making Community. The plate is a creamy white with gold and black. It is approx. 9 1/4" across. The plate was made for and distributed by James E. Farster of PA. There is normal wear and aging, some light scratching and stainin on the back of the plate.
