Expo 67 on USB: 2020 edn: 2,500 digital photos, brochures, VIDEO, Later Years &c

Description

This is the latest edition – version 8.0 of my best-selling Expo 67 and Man & His World photo collection.
January 2020 addition: I've added more than 60 scanned colour slides, including many more night photos.
Provided as a
USB stick
(32 GB).
And you keep the USB stick!
Other new additions: Habitat 67 as it is today; pictures from Man and His World 1968 and the city of Montreal, and a 19 minute video, digitized from
an 8 mm home movie (silent) of Expo 67 and related events for Canada's 1967 centennial.
There are now about
2,500 photos!!
The pictures include my own black & white pictures taken as a young photographer plus 100s of colour pictures from my later years, estate sales, and more
Also included: construction pictures, and post Expo pictures (from the Man and His World Exhibition that followed Expo until the 21st century!). Also more than 50 PDF files of official pavilion brochures, feature articles from major magazines, programs from the Expo World Festival (when everyone who was anyone performed in Montreal), and even my personal participant's ticket to the closing ceremonies.
I have more Expo 67 books and souvenirs. Multiple purchases = cheaper shipping per item!
Description of sample pictures
USA Pavilion - Alan Shepherd's Friendship 7 and the Gemini VII capsule (Frank Borman, James Lovell)
Canada pavilion - cover of official brochure (full PDF file included)
Boy Scouts - handbook for Scout Service Corps (full PDF file included)
Habitat 67 (experimental modular housing)
USA pavilion under construction 1966 (Buckminster Fuller dome)
Australia - coral display
Air Canada (based on a design by da Vinci)
La Ronde (amusement park) - the Gyrotron
Man in the Community (theme pavilion)
UK pavilion - cover of brochure (full PDF file included)
UK pavilion
Montreal and La Ronde from of La Spirale (skyride)
October 2012
Why is this collection different?
Most of the pictures are my own: I was there, from opening day to closing day. I was a 13 year old Boy Scout usher in the front row of the closing ceremonies. I took pictures of Lady Baden Powell on Scouting Day, and I was in the front row of the photographers as the Canadian Centennial Canoe pageant reached the finish line. I took vast numbers of pictures from movie screens and of national/industrial exhibits – not just pictures of the marvellous architecture! For example, lots of people took pictures of the outside of the Canadian People Tree – how many went inside to take pictures? I did!
At the successor exhibition Man and His World in 1968 - 70, I was there at the opening
and
closing ceremonies, plus much more.
This collection is for the personal, non-exclusive, non-commercial use of the buyer.
Expo 67 ran from April 28 to October 29, 1967 (all of the publicity and posters state October 27, but they had extended the fair for two days). Expo drew more than 50 million people.