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    • DuPont Magazine [February-March 1959]

    • DuPont Magazine [February-March 1959]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Paint industry; Roads; Firearms; Plastics industry; Clothing industry; Weeds;

    • Table of Contents: Fluorine:halogen on the move; Longer lasting house paint; Roads that stay young longer; Hamlet, 1959, the play's still the thing; It's new; Home sewing circle widens; A satellite's snapshot album; It's strong in any language;...
    • DuPont Magazine [June-July 1957]

    • DuPont Magazine [June-July 1957]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Supermarkets; Galleries & museums; Mills; Plastics industry; Nylon; Paint industry; Textile industry;

    • Table of Contents: The super sprint ahead; Intermediates, anyone; Scenes from America's industrial childhood; Lift for a leftover; Remington's Humane Stunner hailed; Maintenance memo, try nylon to plastic; Small rivets for a big bomber; Know how to...
    • DuPont Magazine [September-October 1966]

    • DuPont Magazine [September-October 1966]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Football; Packaging; Automobile industry; Paint industry; Bakeries; Shoe industry; Wallpaper industry;

    • Table of Contents: Handbook for blasters; Garb geared for the gridiron; The box that goes whoosh; Reviving cars of all vintages; A longer day at the world's biggest bakery; New fashions afoot; A knob-twister's delight; Hot melts for cold cartons;...
    • DuPont Magazine [January-February 1967]

    • DuPont Magazine [January-February 1967]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Billiards; Diving; Photocopies; Plastics industry; Nylon; Weeds; Paint industry; Chains; Explosives;

    • Table of Contents: Pocket billiards makes a comeback; A longer workweek under water; Design originals: no waiting necessary; A notable new number in nylon; Highways of an enchanted land; Finishes for a fleet afield; A brighter day for the lowly...
    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1969]

    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1969]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Football; Posters; Explosives; Bridges; Automobile industry; Airplanes; Plastics industry; Toy industry; Refrigerator industry;

    • Table of Contents: Specialists in a spectacular sport; Rebirth of a monument to romance; Diamond grand slam; Retired with honors; Custom cars: going for Baroque; Fly faster longer; A serious business built on child's play; A new advance in inner...
    • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1977]

    • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1977]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Bathing suits; Retirement communities; Exhibitions; Radiologists; Space vehicles; Plastics industry; Floor coverings;

    • Table of Contents: The best years of their lives; Open heart surgery on a star attraction; Lining up against pollution; They've seen the daylight; No longer a secret agent; Trimming pounds from the space shuttle; Backing the winners; The hole...
    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1977]

    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1977]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Tire industry; Nylon; Water; Postal service; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Floor coverings; Radiologists; Explosives industry;

    • Table of Contents: Super tough industrial challenges; Clean (and low cost) water for Cleveland; Pixel-ated pictures of a planet; The fly-by-night airline takes off; Snap, crackle, pop...stop; Managing to reduce energy costs; Instant islands; The...
    • DuPont Magazine [August 1919]

    • DuPont Magazine [August 1919]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Textile industry; Automobile industry; Paint industry;

    • Table of Contents: Promotions Among DuPont Executives; American Commercial Woods; Advantages of Electrical Blasting; Hardwood Floors of Soft Wood; Career of the Comb; Put the Soldier in His Right Job; Longer Life for Leather; Paint Specialty Sales...
    • DuPont Magazine [January 1921]

    • DuPont Magazine [January 1921]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Automobile industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Textile industry; Firearms industry;

    • Table of Contents: New sliding curtains; Milmay drainage project; Rust, the flameless fire; Boring holes no longer a bore; Standardized Pyralin line;
    • DuPont Magazine [May 1927]

    • DuPont Magazine [May 1927]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Ammunition; Mining; Blasting; Textile industry; Automobile industry;

    • Table of Contents: An important development; Conowingo, a new power giant; The Minute Man, new style; Belting that lives longer; Hosiery, old and new; The sport's the thing; Now Duco clear for home uses; Moultrie versus mosquitoes; Let's go...
    • DuPont Magazine [September-October 1948]

    • DuPont Magazine [September-October 1948]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Mining; Plastics industry; Nylon;

    • Table of Contents: The mining industry and DuPont; Story previews; Miners' right-hand man; Housewives vote for Cel-o-seal bands; yes, partners of progress; Longer life for mine timber; Paintbrush bristles, made in U.S.A.; Sand, water, and...
    • You Can Lick Runaway Prices

    • You Can Lick Runaway Prices

    • Posters; War posters; Inflation; Patriotism;

    • Text from image: "You Can Lick Runaway Prices. You Hold the 7 Keys to Hold Down Prices: 1. Buy and hold War Bonds; 2. Pay willingly our share of taxes; 3. Provide adequate life insurance and saving for our future; 4. Reduce our debts as much as...
    • Nylon bristles

    • Nylon bristles

    • Nylon Products and Industrial Uses

    • The new nylon shoe brush with black bristles and black and white mixed nylon offer longer and more economical service. The brushes are manufactured by Empire Brush Works, Inc. of Port Chester, New York.
    • Manufacture of caprolactam

    • Manufacture of caprolactam

    • Nylon Intermediates Plants: Beaumont, Texas; Belle, West Virginia; Niagara Falls, New York; Sabine River Works, Orange, Texas

    • Caprolactam, an intermediate chemical for type 6 nylon fiber and plastics, is being manufactured in this new plant at Beaumont, Texas. The DuPont Company's first caprolactam plant is the results of a longer term research effort by its Explosives...
    • Nylon paint brushes

    • Nylon paint brushes

    • Nylon Products and Industrial Uses

    • The paint brush with natural bristle, left, and the one with new tapered Tynex nylon bristle, right, have been used the same length of time The natural bristle brush is virtually worn out, while the tough, resilient nylon bristle brush show very...
    • Nylon carpeting

    • Nylon carpeting

    • Nylon Products and Industrial Uses

    • This soft, luxurious bathmat and matching lid cover are tufted with DuPont nylon. They are described as machine washable by the manufacturer and since nylon does not absorb dirt, should stay clean longer. The Neddletuft mats and covers are usually...
    • Nylon products

    • Nylon products

    • Nylon Products and Industrial Uses

    • Nylon in still another application replaces war restricted animal bristles, this time as the frictions to provide tension on yarn in textile shuttles as shown above. Shuttles manufactures now prefer nylon bristles because they last two to three...

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