(WORLD EXPOSITIONS) Exposition Française de New York Grand Central Palace April-Mai 1924

(WORLD EXPOSITIONS.) Exposition Française de New York. Grand Central Palace April-Mai 1924 [cover title.] Album containing 25 mounted photographs of the exposition halls * 32 loose photographs of the directors, Secretary of Commerce Armand Siper and others involved in the project, a newsreel photo of a miniature Mt. Vernon made of sugar to be exhibited at the International Colonial and Overseas Exposition in Paris, 1931, and others, includes duplicates. Also included is a medal of honor. [New York and Paris, 1924-31]

photographic album of the first world's fair to be held in new york city. Held in the Grand Central Palace at 43rd St and Lexington Avenue, the fair highlighted the art, commerce, and industry of France and its colonies. The exhibitors shown include Cartier, Roget et Gallet, Fougera, Bourjois, Mauboussin, and fromagerie Gervais.