Microscopic View of Travel and Transport Building In World's Fair

Travel and Transport Building 1933 World's Fair Chicago, IL

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Shows a photo of The Travel and Transport Building at the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago, IL. A Century of Progress International Exposition was the name of the 1933-1934 fair. The fair's motto was "Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms". The photo is titled

     TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT BUILDING below the image
     WORLD'S FAIR CHICAGO 1933 at the bottom
     MADE IN FRANCE is along the right side of the image

Antique microphoto glass cliché was made in France in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. Each microphoto was made directly on the glass plate. Each 4 inch x 5 inch glass plate was comprised of several hundred of the same microphoto. This larger plate was then hand scored and cut to make the individual photos for use in the manufacturing of stanhopes. Each microphoto cliche is approximately 3mm x 3mm or about an 1/8" square. In most cases we have a few examples of each and as they have been stored for nearly a century, the conditions vary. Some of the cliches may have scratches or other maladies. Because microphotography is very exacting and complex, even the finest made microphotos can have faults. In general, they are very nice and certainly useable for study or could be used for stanhope repairs. They should be considered rare, as such microphotos seldom escaped the stanhope manufacturing workshops. They are a wonderful curiosity and historical artifact.

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