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If I understand what you want, the answer is no. The content of the second webpage is displayed in the iframe, but no toolbars (standard, address, google, bookmark, navigation, etc). Those are browser elements not window elements.
You do have a couple options:
1) Include the address of the web page in the web page itself. Could add a white box strip at the top of the page, include the webpage address. You could make that text a
link that opens a new window if you want your visitors to be able to open that page directly.
2)
You could use a double iframe - check out this tutorial. You could describe the webpage and provide the URL address in text (or a text link) in the frame1 and show the page in frame2.
3) Use a popup window instead (downside: many popup blockers running these days and that would stop it from showing). You can define the size of the window and whether you want to display the toolbars.