1893 Chicago Worlds Fair East Indian Bldg. Hindostan - ORIGINAL HISTORIC FAI4 Advertising Agencies UK sole concessionaires: Thomson &

UK sole concessionaires: Thomson & Taylor (Brooklands)

The Medical Standard donned this soap "a luxury for bath and shampoo

called "burrito grande" and found in the upper Amazon

after-shave talc and ear swabs

His artwork was regularly included in the Sunday New York Times

1893 Chicago Worlds Fair East Indian Bldg. Hindostan - ORIGINAL HISTORIC FAI4 Advertising Agencies UK sole concessionaires: Thomson &"The East Indian Building." This is an original 1893 halftone print of the East Indian Building at the 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair. The Indian Building, which cost $15,000, was built as a bazaar in which Mr. S. J. Tellery, one of the leading East Indian traders, was to carry on his trade under the patronage of the native rulers of Hyderabad, Joodpoor, Patteeala, Kapoorthella, Mahoor, Mheend, Kerowlee and Kutch. (Please note that, typical of halftone