Wholesale Toronto Landmark: Flat Iron - Gooderham Legacy

Every print comes with a story as a peel-and-keep piece! Story: What makes this one SPECIAL? 🔍 LOOK CLOSER! The Flatiron Building isn’t illustrated—it’s a cutout from a real flyer that landed in my mailbox. 👀 This collage transforms scrap into timeless class while nodding to Toronto history. 🧱 In the 1800s, the building was built for the Gooderham family to recognize their success. Gooderham’s family first joined Worts’s family to build a wind-powered flour-mill and started a milling business. At the time, the windmill stood in the Distillery District, overseen by the office in the flat iron building — hence, placed parallel to each other. - Each print is sealed in a clear plastic sleeve with a sturdy backing board—perfect for in-store display, and durable for customers to flip through while shopping. - Natural white, matte, ultra-smooth background - 100% cotton, acid free archival paper - Highly pigmented archival inks - Sizes are overall paper dimensions - Frame not included