
How to Stop Losing Dollars When Making and Baking Cores
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How to Stop Losing Dollars When Making and Baking Cores, Hercules Incorporated (1948). Via artnap.com
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A 1948 printed advertisement by Hercules Incorporated on an orange ground, headed How to Stop Losing Dollars when making and baking cores. Five black labels (In the Mix, In the Oven, In Storage, In Pouring, In Shake-Out) are paired with explanatory text about Truline Binder, and a small black silhouette figure appears at lower left beside the company logo.























