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SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975

SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SPRINGFIELD CAST IRON SOUVENIR BUILDING BOOKEND 1975

$ 35.16

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Type: souvenir building bookend
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Features: Bookends
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • 100th anniversary 1875-1975: cast iron bookend
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: Very good condition with no cracks or breaks.
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    Vintage souvenir building bookend in the shape of the historic South Congregational Church in Springfield, Massachusetts made for the building's 100th anniversary in 1975.
    This figural church is made of cast iron with a bronze finish and nice detail in the Victorian Gothic architecture. The front is embossed "SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH". The back is flat and embossed "CHURCH FOUNDED 1842 - BUILDING DEDICATED 1875 - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATED 1975".
    It measures 7.75" tall by 5.75" wide by 1.75" deep, and weighs 2.75 lbs.
    The real church building was designed in a High Victorian Gothic style by noted architect William Appleton Potter who built several buildings for Princeton University in the late 19th century. Get this rare commemorative church bookend now.