This is a mint condition, high quality, high resolution reproduction on 70 lb. thick stock paper (see my feedback) 1889 G.W. Bromley atlas map of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Map is on paper and includes Germantown and Tuplohocken Station. Measures 24 x 36. 

PLATE/MAP 11: covers from Harvey St. to Johnson St. and from Adams St. to Wissahickon Ave.

Other sizes available upon request: 11x14, $22.95; 16x20, $29.95; 20x24, $32.05; 36x48, $79.95.

Each color represents the type of structure. Yellow is wood, pink is brick, brown is stone. The X's through the buildings indicate it is a stable or shed. A circle with a "x" indicates a fire hydrant.  The map also indicates the names of the original deed holders in script.

I am selling my collection of rare maps. If there is an area or street address of Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Bronx, Long Island, Rochester, Buffalo, Elmira, Newark, Atlantic City, Essex County, Montgomery County, Bergen County, Cleveland, Toledo, Washington, D.C., Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Portland, Maine, Denver, Boston, South Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, Everett, Worcester, Brookline, Quincy, Malden, Lawrence, Middlesex County, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre, Reading, Berks County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and other cities that you might be interested in, contact me.  I have insurance maps from 1880 to mid-1950s. Looks great framed!  Check out my other items!