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Founded in 1920, the American manufacturer of insulation and construction material, the Celotex Corporation, was a subsidiary of the Philip Carey Corporation. The company produced Celotex insulation board, a fiberboard made from bagasse and went on to be the subject of high-profile lawsuits in the 1980's due to the use of asbestos in several of its products. Emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1996, sections of the company were sold off to BPB, Dow, CertainTeed, Knight Industries, and the British firm of Saint Gobain. The latter firm came under scrutiny following the disastrous Grenfell Tower fire in London which was blamed on the misapplication of exterior cladding manufactured by Celotex-Saint-Gobain. Very good .
Includes a price list on page 2 of the catalog. Good .
Among the pumps and pumping machinery depicted and described are the company's "Compound Duplex Pumps", "Duplex Steam Pumps", "Duplex Power Pumps", "Duplex High-Pressure Pump", "Direct Acting Pumps", "Tank or Light Service Pumps- Direct Action", "Direct-acting Air Compressor", "Vertical Cross Compound Pumping Engine", etc. as well as parts.
RARE. Fair .
A substantial catalog of casters, including ball-bearing chair caster wheels, etc.
The attractive blue label for "Fred Hill & Son Co. / Authorized Distributor" with the firm's Philadelphia address is mounted on the front cover. Very good .
The catalog includes descriptions and illustrations of the "Moveable Head Carrying the Cutting Tool Spindles and the Cherrying Tool", a "View of the No. 10 Jackson Duplex Typeless Die Sinker Showing Motor Drive", installation diagrams and plans, and "Specimens of Die Blocks Made on the No. 10 Jackson Duplex Typeless Die Sinker". Good .
Together with a form letter on "Leader Iron Works" stationery signed by William Phillip Stauder as V.P. and Sales Manager dated October 31, 1927 and with the June 15, 1927 "Dealer Net Price" list.
Leader Iron Works was founded in Decatur, IL in the early 1900's.
RARE. Fair .
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