LIMITED EDITION PRINTS

Printed on high quality paper stock and precision-scanned for extra-fine detail. The color and texture of the original ink-on-linen drawing combine to make your print almost indistinguishable from the original! All Limited Edition prints are numbered, with each series limited to 50 prints. Prints are sold in order starting with #1, unless a specific print number is requested. All Limited Edition prints are created at the same size as the original drawing.

Other beautiful drawing prints will be offered when these are all sold. Check back with us in the near future!

Bovard Administration Building, University of Southern California, Los Angeles

1921, John Parkinson, Architect
Size: 35 5/8" x 26 1/2"

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Large Column Detail, Pacific Mutual Building, Los Angeles

1908, John Parkinson & Edwin Bergstrom, Architects
Size: 75" x 28" (Over Six Feet Tall)

Click here to view drawing detail (131K)

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Tower Detail, Bullocks-Wilshire Department Store, Los Angeles

1928, John Parkinson & Donald B. Parkinson, Architects
Size: 38 1/2" x 25"

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Original Architectural Rendering, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

1923, John parkinson & Donald B. Parkinson, Architects
Size: Please email us for dimensions

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All Drawings and Limited Edition Prints from The Parkinson Archives are copyrighted, and may not be reproduced in any form without express written permission from The Parkinson Archives, LLC.

Your Limited Edition prints will be mailed in a sturdy shipping tube. Other items from the Gift Shop will be similarly protected to ensure safe arrival.

PARKINSON CENTENNIAL ITEMS

1994 marked the 100th year of the Parkinson firm in Los Angeles - still the oldest continually operating architectural firm to be established there. Many Parkinson fans got their Centennial items back then. We are pleased to announce that these are now available again, six years later.

Centennial Poster (18"w x 24"h)

Printed on the occasion of the Parkinson firm's 100th Anniversary in March 1994 by Los Angeles printer, Taft Printing. Poster designed by graphic artist, Deborah Coburn.

Sepia-toned, heavy paper stock, with matte finish, except for clear glossy overlay of the column detail from the 1908 Pacific Mutual Building. All 10 featured buildings featured exteriors cast in glazed terra cotta, produced by the famous Gladding-McBean Company of Lincoln, California, who made the poster possible.

Gloriously featured are: Bullocks-Wilshire Department Store (1929), Title Insurance Building (1928), Alexandria Hotel (1906), Homer Laughlin Building (1897), Title Guarantee Building (1930), Continental Building (1904), Los Angeles City Hall (1928), Currier Building (1895), L.A. Trust & Savings Bank (1910), and the Pacific Mutual Building (1908).

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22-Page Centennial Booklet (8-1/2" x 11", soft cover)

Also printed on the occasion of the Parkinson firm's 100th Anniversary. Includes firm history, feature stories on 9 of the most historically-significant Parkinson buildings in Los Angeles, feature story on the USC Campus, photos of 35 other significant structures, images of 5 demolished Parkinson buildings, and a map showing 50 extant buildings in downtown Los Angeles.

Graphically beautiful, this quality publication belongs on every history buff's bookshelf.

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NOTE CARDS

Sets of 10 cards with 10 envelopes, blank on the inside, printed on card stock. Limited quantities available.

Hotel Alexandria Detail of Lobby from 1906 drawings (5-1/4" x 4-1/4")

Beautifully enhanced with color.

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Los Angeles Comfort Station, Detail of Whimsical Exhaust Stack, from 1913 drawings (5-1/4" x 4-1/4")

Subtly enhanced with color. A functional element never looked so pretty!

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Bullocks-Wilshire Department Store Tower Detail (1929, Los Angeles) (6-1/2" by 3-1/2")

Black line image on white card stock.

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Angelus Hotel for Mr. John W. Hunt, Cherub Detail over main entrance (1902, Los Angeles, demolished) (4-1/4" x 6")

Black line image printed on bright red card stock.

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Hotel Southland, Cornice Flagpole Base Detail (1906, Dallas, TX) (5-1/2" by 4-1/4")

Black line image on white card stock. Deleted from construction due to cost, these flagpoles were to be over 30 feet tall. The only historic Parkinson building in Texas was razed in 1971.

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The Rowan Building, (originally The Chester Building) Main Entrance Detail (1911, Los Angeles) (4" x 5-1/4")

Color scan showing original linen qualities on white card stock. Time, it appears, is a lost art.