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réf. 51-5069Amsterdam and Batavia: 1910-1935. 8 early 20th-cent. Dutch shares related to the former resp. “Tjiboeni-Tjipongpok Caoutchouc Maatschappij” Amsterdam 1910-1926 5 shares & “Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto Maatschappij N.V.” Batavia 1935 3 shares. Amsterdam and Batavia: 1910-1935 unknown
1997Twelve page paper doll book with illustrations printed on only one side. 12 1/8"w x 12 1/4"h. Wear to cover.
1934Paris, 1934, 4to pp. VIII-24 con ill. e pubblicità n.t. (Les Monographies de la Revue de Chimie Industrielle. Fascicule V.)
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réf. 24045601Malaya n.d. ca 1945-50 . A suite of 12 b.w. photographs 14 x 9 cm. each numbered 1-12 showing the manual rubber- making process very good. An interesting suite of real photographs. Each are numbered with English captions. While there is no place cited the Binh-Duong area was planted in rubber trees by the French in the mid-19th century. This suite likely comes from this area and shows the whole process done by manual methods and all by hand labor. Using machines that rolled the raw material by turning handles. The process begins: 1. Rubber tapping at dawn: it shows two workers using the knife to start the flow from the rubber tree. 2. Rubber tapping at dawn: shows two workers emptying the small trays of white latex into a buck- et right off the tree. 3. Sieving the latex: shows latex being poured into the larger collecting bucked trough a sieve. 4. dilution of latex: shows the Chinese numbered trays with latex being poured. 5. Addition of formic acid: shows the woman adding this to the trays to cause the latex to jell. 6. Mixing latex with acid and removing foam: shows the scouping of foam off into a tray. 7. The flattening of the coagulum with the palm: shows two women patting the large cake of latex down by hand. 8. Flattening the coagula- ted latex with a smooth roller: the woman feeds the latex sheet into a roller press while a man turns the wheel by hand. 9. Passing the rubber sheet throuogh a ribbed roller: she continues to run the sheet again and again until its large & thin. 10. Soaking the rubber sheet in a water tank: the large sheet is placed in a large tank of water. 11. Soa- ked sheets hung to dry on bamboo poles left is the smoke house: shows a man hanging the sheets like laundry. 12. She- ets hung in the smokehouse: like smoked fish the latex sheets hang on bamboo poles to cure. This hand-crafted latex method has long since been replaced by modern machinery. A rare insight to the effective but low-tech approach to a highly useful product and the method employed in South East Asia for many decades. At this small factory the entire pro- cess seems to be done by three Vietnamese workers 2 women & a man. They are dressed in shorts or light clothing the women wear the traditional Vietnamese "Baba" jacket all are working barefoot their bicycles parked near by while tele- phone or power poles are visible in the background however this factory runs on human labor without any electrical equipment whatsoever. There is a sheet-metal trough to col- lect rain-water into the washing and soaking bats as eviden- ce of a very rural and primitive setting with matching meth- odology. unknown
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réf. MA09C-04421The Oak Rubber Company. Used - Good. Ravenna OH: The Oak Rubber Company 1965. 8vo Staple Bound. B/W illustrations. Good book. Owner's name on front cover. balloons history Inquire if you need further information. The Oak Rubber Company unknown
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1917réf. 3708Cleveland: The Mechanical Rubber Company 1917. Staplebound. Color illustrated wraps. Near fine. 16 pages. 18 x 13 cm. Fully illustrated trade catalog - recipe book. Following World War I home canning got a boost from the availability of technology brought forth by the war effort. Rubber gaskets for home canning was a game changer. This particular pamphlet was printed for the Security Company Weedsport N.Y. Covers lightly rubbed otherwise beautiful copy. The Mechanical Rubber Company paperback books
196516 page stapled booklet. Undated but appears to be circa early 1960s. A very informative and now nostalgic illustrated look at the history of the famed Goodyear blimps and the team which keeps them airborne. Includes specifications of the Mayflower, Columbia and America. Includes additional historical information about lighter-than-air travel. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A nice 'Blimp' memento. Book
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1965réf. 761G2980USA: The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company 1965. Book. Very Good. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 16 page stapled booklet. Undated but appears to be circa early 1960s. A very informative and now nostalgic illustrated look at the history of the famed Goodyear blimps and the team which keeps them airborne. Includes specifications of the Mayflower Columbia and America. Includes additional historical information about lighter-than-air travel. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A nice 'Blimp' memento. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Paperback
1958réf. 131371New Toronto ON 1958. Softcover. Very good. Green paper folder includes numerous booklets many of which likely weren't originally included. 30 cm folder. Some booklets full-size others 23 cm. Folder has tears and some soiling. Most of the booklets are in excellent condition. Includes: 1 Putting Rubber to Work 2 copies. 2 The Story of the Tire. 3The Story of . Rubber The Miracle Material. 4 Good Year Farm News and Views. 5 Charles Goodyear and the Strange Story of Rubber from Reader's Digest. 6 Scotch Brand Pressure-Sensitive Tapes. 7 Natural Rubber and You. 8 Wonder Book of Rubber comic book format. 9 Money Saving Tips on the Care and Maintenance of Tires on Your Farm. 10 The Story of Chemical Rubber. 11 3 letters from B. F. Goodrich 3M and the Rubber Association of Canada to Mr. V. E. "Butch" Buchner of London Ontario a student who needed to make a speech about rubber production as an assignment. 12 'Picture Story' from Goodyear Tire & Rubber including 12 photos with descriptions wrapped in a poster with a flow chart illustrating the rubber process. Presumably all the items were collected by "Butch." paperback
réf. 5437aEd J. Burrow & Co. Good. Hardcover. 546 pages. Cover slightly rubbed with a few marks here and there Bumps to head and foot of spine. Text block in great condition with a little foxing on edges interior clean. <meta charset=utf-8>Published For The Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd. by Ed J . Burrow & Co. Ltd. London. Hard back binding in publisher's original maroon cloth covers gilt lettering to spine and upper panel rounded corners. Quarto 11 x 9 546 pp. Monochrome photographic illustrations. First Edition in cloth bound cover. . Ed J. Burrow & Co hardcover
réf. 226Stock. An unengrossed stock certificate for the Boston Rubber Company. Black on white paper. Uncancelled and in extremely fine condition. unknown books
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réf. SONG0195141059Used: Good unknown
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1981réf. 2082702114608739Zenyaku Industry Co. Ltd. 1981. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Zenyaku Industry Co., Ltd. paperback
1928réf. 30432Couverture souple. Broché. 200 pages. Cachets. Couverture défraîchie. Dos factice.
1995réf. 2082702114601925Kodansha fixed 15000 yen 1995. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Kodansha fixed 15000 yen paperback
1947Foreword by Dr. Royce J. Noble. 107 pages, numerous illustrations. Slight foxing on front cover, more so on pastedowns and free endpapers. Date and initials on front free endpaper.
