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While researching the 1933 Rock-Ola pinball machine “World’s Fair Jig-Saw” I started to notice something…peculiar. I was looking for the image used in the jigsaw puzzle part of the machine but kept finding “close but not quite” – I’m not talking the same wrong image over and over, I’m talking about different wrong images, over, and over… but they’re all the same. I can’t explain, please examine:
Here’s the image used on the pinball machine:
Now let’s examine the 4 (at least! I’m sure there’s more!) DIFFERENT paintings of, what I can only assume is, the SAME picture:
What??? I can tell they’re of the same picture because there are similar elements. The plane on the left over the water, the locations/clusters of sailboats, etc
Why? Fascinating.
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while I was looking I saw someone was reproducing the pieces but cant find links anywhere to the site
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It looks like the one used for the puzzle pieces in the machine was a rougher rendition… like the artist was drawing the same thing, but maybe wasn’t very accurate.
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he was like “I’m gonna draw a dirigible! A Zeppelin!” but by the time he got to it he was plastered and drew a blimp instead.
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Or he said airship yeah that’s it covers the spectrum
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