AIR REDUCTION 1943 AirCo quick trim metal giant ingots WW2 vintage ad

Original World War 2 industrial propaganda magazine vintage ad for AIR REDUCTION of New York City, NY.  A Quick Trim for a Metal Giant. Mammoth ingots of steel for war weapons must be cropped or trimmed at the ends before forging.  Now a new heavy cutting technique developed by Airco Research Engineers using the oxyacetylene flame trims off both ends at once in just 11 minutes. Old 1943 WW2 era advertisement.

Original World War 2 industrial propaganda magazine vintage ad for AIR REDUCTION of New York City, NY.  A Quick Trim for a Metal Giant. Mammoth ingots of steel for war weapons must be cropped or trimmed at the ends before forging.  Now a new heavy cutting technique developed by Airco Research Engineers using the oxyacetylene flame trims off both ends at once in just 11 minutes. Old 1943 WW2 era advertisement.

Original World War 2 industrial propaganda magazine vintage ad for AIR REDUCTION of New York City, NY.  A Quick Trim for a Metal Giant. Mammoth ingots of steel for war weapons must be cropped or trimmed at the ends before forging.  Now a new heavy cutting technique developed by Airco Research Engineers using the oxyacetylene flame trims off both ends at once in just 11 minutes. Old 1943 WW2 era advertisement.

Original World War 2 industrial propaganda magazine vintage ad for AIR REDUCTION of New York City, NY.  A Quick Trim for a Metal Giant. Mammoth ingots of steel for war weapons must be cropped or trimmed at the ends before forging.  Now a new heavy cutting technique developed by Airco Research Engineers using the oxyacetylene flame trims off both ends at once in just 11 minutes. Old 1943 WW2 era advertisement.