Part One of an article covering the poster stamps issued in connection to the “Century of Progress Exposition” in Chicago, 1933.
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Part of a larger sheet, 1912 Electrical Expo in New York City. Note bottom stamp shows automobile show included apparently with little planning. Overall size 3.2” x 11.1”. Artist: F. G. Cooper monogram on 4 of the 5. Lithographed in black, aqua, salmon pink, ochre yellow, and blue-gray inks.
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