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A display of New York World's Fair memorabilia from 1939 is presented on a dark gray surface. In the upper left, a small, rectangular tin box with a lid features a blue enamel front depicting the Trylon and Perisphere, the iconic structures of the fair, against a stylized cityscape. Text on the lid reads "NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939." To the right, a glass tumbler with a frosted design also appears to be related to the fair. Further to the right, a card displays a string of small charms, each shaped like a miniature globe or possibly a building, with "NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939" printed above. Beside the charms, a red plastic object, shaped like a stylized "lo" or a pair of lips, rests on the surface. In the center, a small, colorful cardboard box is labeled "NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR" and "One-Piece SALT and PEPPER Shaker SET." Next to this box is a white, triangular prism object and a round, white shaker. To the left of the salt and pepper set, an orange and yellow box with "THEGRAMS Ciné Vue" printed on it is visible. The display is set against a backdrop that includes architectural elements, possibly a railing and decorative metalwork, and a blurred background suggesting an indoor exhibition space.
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