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“Nash for 1934.” Dealer advertising postcard (1933).
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Official Guide Book of the Golden Gate International Exposition on San Francisco Bay (1939). Cover art by Si Vanderlaan. The face is that of Pacifica, goddess of the Pacific Ocean.
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Fold-out Map of Treasure Island by Ruth Taylor inside the Golden Gate International Exposition Guide Book (1939).
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Ad for “Junket Freezing Mix” on the back cover of the Golden Gate International Exposition Guide Book (1939)
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“Magic in the Night” Photobook. San Francisco: The Crocker Co., (1939). Official Souvenir – Golden Gate International Exposition. Contains 9x12 color photos of the Deco inspired buildings at the Expo.
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“Elephant Towers at the Portals of the Pacific, the main gateway to the Exposition where giant palms provide a pleasing contrast.”
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“Court of Flowers with Sculptor O.C. Malmquist’s ‘Girl and Rainbow” fountain. Tower of the East in the background.”
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“The Magic City on Treasure Island.” Linen postcard 7A-H3871, No. 156, published by Stanley A. Piltz Co. (1939).
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“Main Portal and Exposition Tower, Treasure Island.” Linen postcard 7A-H3880, No. 157, from Stanley A. Piltz Co. (1939).
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“Court of Pacifica and Fountain of Western Waters.” Linen postcard 9A-H498, No. 189, from Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Rainbow Girl Atop Fountain of Life, Court of the Flowers.” Linen postcard 9A-H480, No. 175, from the Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Court of the Moon.” Linen postcard 9A-H488, No.181, from Stanley A. Piltz Co. (1939).
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“Night View, San Francisco Bay – World’s Fair on Treasure Island.” Linen postcard 7A-H3891, No. 164, from Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Exposition Tower, The Spire to the Sun.” Linen postcard 7A-H3877, No.155, published by Stanley A. Piltz Co. (1939)
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“Fountain of Western Waters, Court of Seven Seas and Tower of the Sun.” Linen postcard 9A-H491, No.188, Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Court of Pacifica and Fountain of Western Waters.” Linen postcard 9A-H485, No.176, from Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Court of Reflections and Arch of Triumph.” Linen postcard 9A-H463, No.169, from Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Court of the Flowers, Rainbow Girl Atop Fountain of Life.” Linen postcard 9A-H462, No.168, published by Stanley A. Piltz Co.
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“Sally Rand’s Nude Ranch” at the 1939-1940 Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay.
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Pamphlet from the Heinz Exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition – San Francisco (1939)
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Heinz Exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition – San Francisco (1939)
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“Heinz 57 Presents Kitchens from Many Lands” at the Golden Gate International Exposition – San Francisco (1939).
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“Heinz 57 Varieties” at the Golden Gate International Exposition – San Francisco (1939).
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“Orpheus Over the Globe,” a mural study by Dunbar Beck, who painted a series of allegorical murals for the 1939 New York World's Fair
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“New York World’s Fair 1939: The World of Tomorrow” on the cover of “L'Illustration,” June 10, 1939.
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The Trylon and Perisphere, 1939 New York World's Fair. Postcard #44596, published by the Manhattan Post Card Co.
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1939 New York World's Fair guidebook. On the cover are the Fair's theme buildings, the Trylon and Perisphere, set against the New York City skyline.
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Photo Souvenir Book of the 1939 New York World's Fair. Manhattan Post Card Publishing Co., 1940.
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Title Page: Photo Souvenir Book of the 1939 New York World's Fair. Manhattan Post Card Publishing Co., 1940 edition.
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The Trylon and Perisphere at the 1939 New York World's Fair. In the foreground are "The Four Freedoms" by Leo Friedlander
