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Franny Wentzel: With all the {glass block} it looks like a milk bootling plant - one of those 'scientific & hygenic' bottling plant with equipment bought from the {1939 Worlds Fair}...
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Franny Wentzel: Dover Books has a series of William H Miller'sbooks on ocean liners and cruise ships
[[http://store.doverpublications.com/by-subject-gift-ideas-antiques--planes--trains--and-ships.html]]
I have four of the ocean liner books. Their 1939 NY Worlds Fair book and their NY in Aerial Photos book......
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