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#19 One of the Brass Rail lunch bars at the World’s Fair gives the appearance of a mass of balloons tied together on August 11, 1964.

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#19 One of the Brass Rail lunch bars at the World’s Fair gives the appearance of a mass of balloons tied together on August 11, 1964.

Spectacular Views from the 1964 New York World’s Fair that Will Blow Your mind

#19 One of the Brass Rail lunch bars at the World’s Fair gives the appearance of a mass of balloons tied together on August 11, 1964.

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#20 A Picturephone is demonstrated at the AT&T; Pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair.→

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