About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement promotes Johns-Manville High Temperature Cements, emphasizing their use as a bond between bricks in furnace settings to prevent heat damage and disintegration. The ad highlights the product's ability to cushion for brick expansion and contraction, vitrify, and retain properties under high heat. It also mentions the use of asbestos and allied products for insulation and other construction needs.
- Brand: Johns-Manville
- Product: Johns-Manville High Heat Cements
- Tagline: Fortifying Furnace Settings Against Heat Attacks
- Publication: Mechanical Engineering
- Year: 1919
Objects in the advertisement: furnace, bricks, wall, asbestos label
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