Although a small fair in terms of acreage or the number of exhibits, the 1962 Seattle World's Fair was a popular event. It left Seattle with a new city symbol - the elegant Space Needle - an outstanding science center, a functioning monorail line and more. It even made a modest profit, something few world's fairs do! Now you can turn back the clock to 1962 and relive the fun once again through this collection of photos - the largest collection of Century 21 images available on the Internet.

Fourteen different CDs are currently available, priced at $10 each. There is a flat fee of $5.35 for Priority Mail shipping, no matter how many discs you order. A detailed list of the contents of each disc, along with contact sheets of the actual images, can be found by clicking on each of the label images below. Please note all prices are listed in US dollars. Shipping to Canada and other countries will be via Air Mail and may be higher in cost - please write for details.

You can build an online shopping cart and pay immediately through PayPal by clicking on the PayPal buttons below each image. A new window will open and you can add/remove items from the cart before checking out and paying through PayPal. You can also click here for an order form - just print it out and mail it in with a check or money order.

		SPECIAL OFFER: All 14 CDs for $110 plus shipping.

Frequently asked questions about these photos

• Are the pictures copyrighted? Yes - all of the images are copyrighted. The photos on each CD are copyright 2004-2011 by Bill Cotter. You are granted a non-exclusive right to use these photos under the following conditions:
  
  1) The CD is not to be duplicated.
  2) Prints made from the photos are for your personal use only. Photos cannot be sold, traded, bartered, put on a web site, or used for any commercial or editorial purpose without advance written permission.
   
• What format are the images, and what is needed to view or print them? Each picture is a JPG file, an industry standard format which can be read in just about every image editing and viewing package, as well as in most web browsers. Click here to download a full-size sample.
• How were the CDs created? The original slides and negatives were scanned on a Nikon Coolscan scanner at 2900 DPI or 4000 DPI. Digital Ice was used for color correction and dust/scratch removal. Additional cleanup and cropping was done in Photoshop. All pictures were saved at a JPG setting of 10 to provide high quality images.
• What type of cameras and film were originally used? A wide variety of cameras was used. There is a mixture of 35mm and Instamatic size formats, as well as several larger format negatives. The original slides and negatives were shot on Kodachrome, Kodacolor, Ektachrome, Ektacolor and other film stock.
• How is the quality of the pictures? To be honest, it ranges from some obvious amateur shots which could have benefited from a tripod all the way to some that are absolutely beautiful. A thumbnail view of each picture is available on the contact sheets to help you decide. Click here to download a full-size sample.
• If I don't like the CD can I get a refund? Just like with music CDs and videos, discs are non-returnable. Defective discs will be exchanged for the same title. If you have questions about a specific image please drop me a note and I'll do my best to answer it. In case it makes you rest any easier, I have sold several hundred CDs so far and no one has asked for a refund.
• How do I know you won't just take my money and not send me anything? You can check out my feedback rating on eBay - seller name billcotter.

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Site last updated: 01/23/2012