Vintage‎ 1933 Chicago World's Fair "Century of Progress" Silverplate Spoon Set 6

Up for auction is a beautiful, set of six (6) souvenir spoons from the iconic 1933-1934 Chicago World's Fair, A Century of Progress. These spoons were a staple of the exposition and remain highly collectible pieces of American history.  Each spoon features a detailed architectural engraving in the bowl of a major fair landmark.  Fort Dearborn (Historic reproduction of the 1803 fort)  Science Court (Hall of Science complex)  Administration Building (Standard View)  Administration Building (East View)  Central Exhibits Group (CEG)  Hall of Science  These spoons are in original vintage condition with a rich, dark natural patina (tarnish). I have chosen not to polish them to preserve the original aged finish preferred by many collectors, but they would polish up beautifully if desired. No significant bends or deep gouges; please see photos for the exact physical state.  Material: Silver-plate, Back-Stamped Oneida.  Length: Approximately 6 inches  Handle Detail: Features the classic Art Deco I Will lady emblem at the top.  Fast shipping!