1876 Lithograph Centennial Fair Philadelphia Cook's World's Ticket Office CXP1 XGAA5 the stars of the Warner

the stars of the Warner Brothers' movie "The Goose and the The Gander

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Rickenbacker died in 1977 from stroke complications while seeking special medical treatment for his wife in Switzerland

black and white print article in French about an advertising film by Cinéma et Publicité for Huiles Caltex entitled "Concerto pour arbres a cames

1876 Lithograph Centennial Fair Philadelphia Cook's World's Ticket Office CXP1 XGAA5 the stars of the Warner"Cook's World's Ticket Office" This is an original 1876 color lithograph of the Cook's World's Ticket Office building at the 1876 Centennial Exposition. The office was operated by the American branch of the "house of Thomas Cook & Son, London, known all the world over as managers of excursions, tours and travels to all parts of the globe." The Centennial International Exhibition of 1876, was held at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to