Original 1941 flooring trade vintage catalog for the ACME ASBESTOS COVERING & FLOORING COMPANY.  Main office and plant was located at 300 North Elizabeth Street, Chicago, IL.  (Incorporated 1907).

Manufacturers of Acmetyle and Mend-A-Floor Cement.

 Acmetyle is a modern magnesia flooring, composed of magnesium oxide, asbestos and an aggregate of other finely graded minerals. Laid as a plastic in two layers, each usually quarter inch thick, it forms a beautiful life-long monolithic flooring, with a trowel finished or machine ground surface, that is smooth, durable and not slippery. Acmetyle Flooring is used principally in offices, light manufacturing rooms, cafeterias, restrooms, halls, shops, toilet rooms, storerooms, infirmaries, etc.  Mend-A-Floor Cement offers offers the finest, quickest, no cost way to mend wear or breaks in any concrete, stone, brick or wood for indoors. It is a modern composition, tough, non-porous, non-shrinking, with lifetime ruggedness. Mend-A-Floor Cement is fireproof, waterproof, dirt proof, grease proof, non-slippery even when wet, contains no asphalt, requires no sand or Portland. Mend-A-Floor Cement will not shrink, crack nor chip, even under the hardest kind of factory service in trucking aisles or in other areas of high traffic and it dries overnight.

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Unbound from a large rare 1941 Industrial Catalog, this unique old one-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro industry library.