North American Press Association
North American Press Association (fl. c. 1911 - 1915) was a San Francisco based publishing concern active in the early 20th century. The firm has only 1 recorded copyright entry, a large and dramatic view of San Francisco. However, there is some evidence that they produced fruit-labels, as their advertisements appear in American Fruits as late as 1914. They were based in the Hearst Building.
Celebrating the revival of San Francisco in 1912 and the First Saving Building in 1968.
An extraordinary 1968 / 1912 bird's-eye view perspective view and map of San Francisco, risen from the ashes of the 1906 earthquake and fire, ready to retake the world stage by hosting of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. This view was originally published in 1912, with the present example being a much reduced 198 restrike. (more details)