Part 73, page 205

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 205 (DB Cooper-31541), Other — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/205

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Compliments of Seattle-First National Bank, Spoka[obscured] Washington

The Washington State Pavilion is one of the outs[obscured]ding highlights of the planned World ecological exposition proposed for May 1, 1974 [obscured] Spokane. The building is a combined performing arts center and exhi[obscured]t hall. The proposed cost is $7.5 million in state funds.

Designed and engineered by: Walker, McGough, Foltz & Lyer[obscured] Architects and Engineers

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Post Card

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PLACE STAMP HERE

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Litho-USA

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DB Cooper-31541

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Back of a promotional postcard from Seattle-First National Bank describing the Washington State Pavilion, a combined performing arts center and exhibit hall proposed for the 1974 World ecological exposition (Expo '74) in Spokane, Washington. Cost cited as $7.5 million in state funds. Designed by Walker, McGough, Foltz & Lyerla, Architects and Engineers. Decorative script text identifying this as the back of a post card. Standard postcard stamp placement indicator with dotted border. Printing method and origin mark indicating lithographic printing in the USA. FBI Vault document identification number stamped on the page.

Black dot/hole punch obscures a few characters in the upper portion
Vertical crease/fold line visible down the center of the card
Some text partially obscured by the hole punch and fold

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