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1957 - The Customer Can Be Wrong. The customer is always right, a famed merchant is claimed to have said. But those entering Binn's Store, Middlesborough, England, can be pardoned if they look up and are wrong. There is a new elliptical staircase that spirals upward for five flights with no visible support. Made of strongly reinforced concrete, it was cast in position flight by flight. Picture Shows: Looking up the store's stairs

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Binns Claimed Concrete Customer Elliptical Entering Famed Flights Middlesborough Pardoned Reinforced Spirals Strongly Upward Visible Wrong


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