1933 Waxfree Havoline Motor Oil Thermometer Chicago Illinois Postcard
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1982 WORLD FAIR POCKET KNIFE | LISTING
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Ferris wheel.
World's Columbian Exposition (also known as the Chicago World's Fair)
1893
Source: Library of Congress
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New York World's Fair (1964)
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Future Vision, pt.2 🚀
Part 1 here. Alternative and improved take on one of my less satisfactory 2022 pieces!
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1984 LOUISIANA WORLD EXPO POSTER
A nostalgic and most 80′s design NOLA poster , like out of an old MARIO BROS video game , or for the youngsters a WRECK IT RALPH scene , the graphics in this original poster are crazy !!!
Item No. E5668
Dimensions: 42″ x 23″
SOLD
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Hi, I wonder what Undertaker meant when he told Dietrich he had something to do in France
Business in France
YOU AND ME BOTH.
I'm reminded of the World Fair in Paris that really happened in Paris in 1889, but I think it was more like that spring? Anyway, s1 of the anime includes it, and that's partly why our earl and Sebastian go to France in the anime. That's where they start their battle against the queen and Ash/Angela, then it heads back across the channel and ends at Tower Bridge.
We also know that Queen Victoria was actively trying to strengthen her alliance with France at the time, historically. Relations with Germany (her grandson, Wilhelm II) were already strained by then, even though WWI wouldn't happen until more than a decade after her death.
Then there're all these hints the Phantomhives might have family ties in France. Lots of French names in the family, etc. And since they have informants who travel or live elsewhere, like Diedrich (Germany) and Chlaus, (traveling) but there's been no mention of their network of evil nobles in France, we might still meet them. That mystery lady with the fan (or even the guy with the large facial scars) could be a liaison in France.
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Whatever happened to world fairs. I always read about them in books and saw them in movies they look so cool they gotta bring those back I wanna go to a world fair
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Montreal’s World Fair, Expo 67, closed with over 50 million visitors on October 29, 1967.
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Barcelona Pavilion, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich for the Expo 1929.
Images: © Maciek Jeżyk. Source: https://www.ignant.com/ .
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