321 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA

Phone: (215) 925-2800

The National Liberty Museum is located in Old City, Philadelphia, just blocks away from Independence Hall and The Bourse. In the museum, visitors are invited to interpret glass art and the concept of freedom, the overarching theme indicating that like glass, freedom is fragile and should be cherished. In addition to exemplifying freedom through glass, the museum aims to inspire art enthusiasts to create and collect glass artwork.

The machine is a 3 die Eurolink Electric Machine. The Machine is located in the Gift Shop, which is located towards the back of the Museum. Tell the people at the front counter that you just want to go to the Gift Shop, and they will let you in for free.

\ NOTE: You will have to check in your backpacks and/or large purses at the front counter because of all the glass statues in the building. RM #3418.

Designs:
1) One is a Torch.
2) One has two figures dancing(?).
3) (large glass piece) is called Flame of Liberty. It's a blown glass art piece by Dale Chihuly.
Under the ridged edge of the print, there is a small “e” with 2 dots on either side.

2/18/2024 Machine working and rolling well on copper. KJB #5506