Bombay High Court & Iconic Mumbai Heritage Posters Collection
Publisher: Magnate Publishing House
Year: Archival Prints (1862–1889)
Size: W=15.693" X H=12.268"
About the Collection:
Step back into the Bombay of the 19th century — a city of stone, arches, and timeless Gothic façades. This heritage poster collection captures four of the most iconic judicial and academic landmarks that shaped Mumbai’s identity:
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Bombay High Court (1878): Designed by Col. J.A. Fuller, this Gothic revival masterpiece with its statues of Justice and Mercy still stands tall as the heart of Mumbai’s judiciary.
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Mumbai University & Rajabai Clock Tower (1878): Built by Sir George Gilbert Scott, the campus and tower embody the intellectual grandeur of a growing metropolis.
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City Civil Court / Government Secretariat (1874): A Venetian Gothic gem of buff-coloured Porbandar stone, now housing the City Civil & Sessions Court.
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Esplanade Police Court (1889): Once the only police court in Fort, its Gothic sandstone structure still whispers of colonial justice on Mahapalika Marg.
Each archival reproduction is printed in sepia tones, preserving the city’s tangible heritage for collectors, offices, and law professionals alike.
Key Features:
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Authentic archival reproductions from Bombay 100 Years Ago series
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Captures Bombay’s most significant legal & academic landmarks
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Available in mounted print
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Premium quality sepia prints on archival stock
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Ideal for décor in offices, libraries, and homes
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Ideal For:
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Lawyers, Judges & Judicial Institutions
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Academics & Heritage Enthusiasts
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Offices, Libraries & Universities
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Collectors of Mumbai memorabilia
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