EXPO67 logo * TERRE DES HOMMES * MAN AND HIS WORLD * shot glass  Montreal Canada

Description

*+*+* Shot Glass * TERRES DES HOMMES * faux frosted *+*+*
Item: 1 clear glass shot glass with the logo of the Expo 67 World Exposition, and text reading "TERRE DES HOMMES", "MAN AND HIS WORLD", and "MONTREAL". On the other side are three graduations reading "1 OZ.", "1 1/4 OZ.", and "1 1/2 OZ." All of the printing is in red on a background of translucent white, giving the shot glass the appearance of faux frosted glass. The rim of the shot glass is trimmed in gold.
Condition: Pre-owned; used.  The gold on the rim is fading in places.  No chips, cracks, or other defects noted.  Please carefully examine the attached images.
Brand: no explicit brand, but the bottom has a "D" logo. The place of manufacture is unknown, but likely Canada.
Dimensions: Typical shot glass size: ~2 1/2 inches high, ~2 inches top diameter, and ~1 1/2 inches bottom diameter.
Capacity:  ~1 1/2 fluid ounces
Comment: Per Wikipedia, Expo 67 is a category one World's Fair held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada from April 27 through October 29, 1967. After the Expo67 ended, most of the buildings were dismantled, but some of the buildings continued to be operated as "Man and His World / Terre des Hommes" (1968 - 1984). After 1984, even that shut down, with just a few permanent structures remaining. Those structures include the American pavilion's metal-lattice skeleton from its Buckminster Fuller dome, now enclosing an environmental sciences museum called the Montreal Biosphere, and Habitat 67 (designed by Moshe Safdie), now a condominium residence. The France and Quebec pavilions, now interconnected, form the Montreal Casino. (The mention of Habitat 67 reminds me of its use as the setting for the YouTube video of the song "In My Secret Life" by Leonard Cohen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NW7oNpzBSGc )
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