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Descriptive Booklet - International Harvester Co. of America, IHC Exhibits, Chicago Century of Progress Exposition, 1933 TradeLiterature Reg. No: TL 025530

IHC Exhibition, Chicago 1933
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Collected from Mr Ken Galloway - Museum Victoria Collections, Research & Exhibitions, 2002
Discipline: Trade Literature

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Tagged with: exhibitions, agricultural equipment, trade exhibitions
Themes this item is part of: Engineering Collection, Leisure Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection, Sustainable Futures Collection
Primary Classification: AGRICULTURE & RURAL LIFE
Secondary Classification: Agricultural Shows
Tertiary Classification: trade exhibitions
Primary Subject: Trade Exhibitions
Publication Date: 1933
Cover Title: 'A CENTURY OF PROGRESS CHICAGO MAY 27TH TO OCT. 31ST. 1933 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER EXHIBITS'
Publication Types: Exhibition Journal
Printing Types: Monochrome
Illustration Types: Black & White; Instructional Drawings; Photographs; Line Drawings
Page Size Format: 135 x 195
Number of Pages: 50
Manufacturer/Distributor: International Harvester Co. of America Inc.

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