First with Cement Manufacturers…Vinsol Air-Entraining Agent
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First with Cement Manufacturers…Vinsol Air-Entraining Agent, Hercules Incorporated (1951). Via artnap.com
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An orange advertisement for Vinsol air-entraining agent shows a road paving machine laying concrete with workers beside it, and two vintage cars driving along a road. Text callouts read 'More Workable Mix' and 'More Durable Concrete', and the sheet is credited to Hercules Powder Company in Wilmington, Delaware, dated 1951.
