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“So where do you get all these old maps?”<\/p>\n
“Many universities and libraries are digitizing their collections and have neither the money or expertise to store them properly. There is never any supply shortage for my store.”<\/p>\n
The Schwein & Schwein store is piled to the rafters with antique maps, in the heart of North Beach on Grant Avenue<\/a>. There are open displays and dozens upon dozens of pull-out drawers sorted geographically. There’s something for everyone, and the inventory is global in scope.<\/p>\n “We have no such thing as a typical customer. They range from students looking for wall art to affluent bankers who drop by once a quarter and drop a couple of grand. Our buyers are individuals and corporations. We have been in this location for ten years.”<\/p>\n Be sure to check out Schwein & Schwein when you are next in San Francisco.<\/p>\n Taken on the Nikon D3x and Sigma 35mm f\/1.4.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Old maps. Jim Schwein at work. “So where do you get all these old maps?” “Many universities and libraries are digitizing their collections and have neither the money or expertise to store them properly. There is never any supply shortage for my store.” The Schwein & Schwein store is piled to the rafters with antique … Continue reading Jim the antiquarian<\/span> ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.pindelski.org\/Blog\/Schein_and_Schein.jpg\")
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