The 1933 Chicago World's Fair, also known as the Century of Progress International Exposition, celebrated the city's centennial and showcased technological advancements. Corporations like Firestone used the fair as a platform to promote their products and innovations. These promotional brochures provided visitors with insights into manufacturing processes and corporate achievements.

Firestone's exhibit was a popular attraction, demonstrating the production of their 'gum-dipped' tires. These brochures served as souvenirs and educational materials, highlighting Firestone's commitment to quality and innovation. Today, these brochures are sought after by collectors of World's Fair memorabilia and automotive history.