Original 1930 industrial printing trade vintage catalog for the BINGHAM BROTHERS COMPANY.  Main office and plant was located at 406 Pearl Street, New York, NY., and 521 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, PA., at 131 Colvin Street, Baltimore, MD. and at 980 Hudson Avenue, Rochester, NY. (Founded 1849).

Manufacturers of Industrial Rollers.

Roller products usage include Stripping, Cleaning, Painting, Stenciling, Winding Ends, Delivery, Packing, Trimming, Dropping Rollers, Forcing Composition and Centering.   

This border describes pictorially what happens to a roller after it reaches the roller factory. The old composition is stripped from the core, and the core is scrubbed until absolutely clean. It is then painted with an adhesive material, and the date and grade of the composition to be used is stenciled on the stock. The ends of the stocks I then wound, and centered in the casting machine, which is raised to a vertical position and then the composition forced in by air pressure. After casting, the bottom plate is removed and the rollers drop by gravity to the floor below. Here they are trimmed and packed for shipment, or placed in a storeroom for city delivery.

Has product images, description and application provide product details.

Unbound from a large rare 1930 Newspaper Equipment Catalog, this unique old one-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro printing industry library.