As a tool to promote animatronic displays, Messmore and Damon had the figures produced in metal versions. In 1933 the hollow metal statues were sold

Historypin Explore Historypin Browse All Collections Meet Our Members Messmore and Damon with unfinished Paul Bunyan statue head, 1958-1959. Oct. 19, 2015, 10:41 p.m. Pinned by Ashleigh Minor Type: photo

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413-347-0430. Correne Haemmerle. 413-347-5912 Damon Milkovich. 413-347-2150. Nudelatinaxxx | 718-921 Phone Numbers Messmore & Damon had made the mechanical dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures for “ The World a Million Years Ago,” a popular attraction that premiered at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair, “A Century of Progress,” presented in a large dome-like building.

Though he started his peculiar business in 1918 with a partner, Joe Damon, since retired, the firm of Messmore and Damon didn’t attain its world-wide fame until 1933, when they put on their spectacular exhibit, “The World a Million Years Ago” at the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition.

Mark Ryan. size: Giclee Print: The 'Extinct Animals' Model Room at PHOTO: COURTESY OF FORDHAM UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, MESSMORE & DAMON COLLECTION. AT&T Communications LLC built this futuristic booth, Feb 9, 2021 The scale model for the statue was sculpted by J. Normand Martin of Bangor and erected by Messmore and Damon of New York City.

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Messmore and Damon were known for the full-scale mechanical dinosaurs they debuted at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. According to another article in the “New Yorker”, this new dragon took advantage of the company’s prowess in mechanical engineering, as well as the new breakthroughs in materials available to prop makers.

There were early mammoths made for The World a Million Years Ago for the Chicago Fair, but the animated one of interest here was produced for the 1939 New York World's Fair. Messmore and Damon was a New York company specializing in large display sculptures for theatrical scenery, World's Fair exhibits, etc. Probably their best know work was for their "The World a Million Years Ago" prehistoric animal attraction at the 1933 Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago. Messmore and Damon, 408 W. 27th St., New York City. Jump to Content.

Messemore & Damon from the 1933 World’s Fair Chicago and 1939 World’s Fair in New York and the traveling exhibit afterwards. As a tool to promote animatronic displays, Messmore and Damon had the figures produced in metal versions. In 1933 the hollow metal statues were sold exclusively as boxed sets at the Expo. The partnership between James Messmore and Joseph Damon began far from paleontology. Messmore was the son of vaudeville performers from Detroit, and moved to New York in the 1900s. In 1924, the model-making company Messmore & Damon, Inc. of New York unleashed their masterpiece: the Amphibious Dinosaurus Brontosaurus, a moving, breathing, roaring animatronic dinosaur, based on displays in the American Museum of Natural History.