Up for auction is an outstanding, historical archive lot of 17 original vintage stereographic master photo prints from the 1933–1934 Chicago World's Fair (A Century of Progress). These photos were taken by official Tru-Vue staff photographer Charles Crossan.

​These dual-image paper prints measure approximately 3" x 5" each. They served as Tru-Vue's internal working master proofs—printed directly from Crossan's 5x7 stereo camera negatives—used to align and produce the famous 35mm filmstrips sold to the public.

​Key Attractions & Exhibits Captured in This Lot:

• ​Radio Flyer Exhibit: The iconic massive 45-foot Coaster Boy and giant Radio Flyer wagon.

• ​Streets of Paris: The iconic "Meet Me in Paris" mid-way attraction entrance (25¢ admission sign visible).

• ​Sky Ride Towers: Close-ups and wide perspectives of the fair's famous cable transportation system.

• ​Fairground Art & Architecture: Giant elephant statue display, Czechoslovakian Pavilion, reflecting pools, and modern Art Deco exposition buildings.

​Details & Condition:

• ​Quantity: 17 individual dual-image stereograph prints.

• ​Dimensions: Approximately 3" x 5" each.

• ​Photographer: Charles Crossan (Tru-Vue Staff Photographer).

• ​Condition: Excellent vintage condition with sharp focus and strong contrast. Minor edge wear or curling typical for unmounted 1930s working prints.

​A prime collection for 1933 World's Fair historians, Tru-Vue/View-Master archivists, and 3D photography collectors.

Please see photos for complete description and condition. Please contact me with any questions you have before bidding.

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