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Colossal iron statue of Vulcan, 56 feet high, weight 100,000 pounds, in Mines Building. [Caption no. 5881 : glass stereo interpositive]

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  1. Exhibitions
  2. Iron
  3. Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904
  4. Saint Louis, Mo.)
  5. Underwood & Underwood
  6. Vulcan (Roman Deity)
  7. World's Fairs

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