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University of Illinois at Chicago Century of Progress World's Fair, 1933-1934 (University of Illinois at Chicago)
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ca. 1933-1934 (5)

Format
2.5x3.5 (2)
2.5x3.75 (1)
4x3.75 (1)
7.5x9.5 (1)

Creator
Kaufmann & Fabry co. (1)

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[This miniature horse-drawn carriage by artist Wilbur Freece, known as "The Tandem," is made from beef
1. [This miniature horse-drawn carriage by artist Wilbur Freece, known as "The Tandem," is made from beef suet.]
[This miniature statuette by artist Wilbur Freece is made of butter. This figurine, depicting a man in
2. [This miniature statuette by artist Wilbur Freece is made of butter. This figurine, depicting a man in overalls on a horse, is entitled "Stockman's Pride."]
[This miniature statuette by artist Wilbur Freece is made of butter. This figurine, depicting a Native
3. [This miniature statuette by artist Wilbur Freece is made of butter. This figurine, depicting a Native American hunting a buffalo, is entitled "Pride of the Past."]
[This miniature statuette of a Native American on horseback by artist Wilbur Freece is made of beef suet.
4. [This miniature statuette of a Native American on horseback by artist Wilbur Freece is made of beef suet. This figurine is entitled "Indian Squaw."]
"These five statuettes, exhibited on the upper floor of the Social Science Hall are the oldest ever found
5. "These five statuettes, exhibited on the upper floor of the Social Science Hall are the oldest ever found in Asia, dating from about 3,000 B.C. The Oriental Institute is exhibiting them to the public for the first time at the World's Fair; they were evacuated early this year at the site of ancient cities of Eshnunna and Opis. Above photograph shows Miss P. McLaughlin, Cincinnati artist, and L. Stienes, of Fairmont, Nebraska, viewing the primitive subjects."
   
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