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1953 Combustion Engineering Controlled Circulation Boiler Systems Ad - "Controlled Circulation, pioneered in America by Combustion, goes nature one better"
1953 Combustion Engineering Controlled Circulation Boiler Systems Ad - "Controlled Circulation, pioneered in America by Combustion, goes nature one better"

1953 Combustion Engineering Controlled Circulation Boiler Systems Ad - "Controlled Circulation, pioneered in America by Combustion, goes nature one better"

1953 Combustion Engineering Controlled Circulation Boiler Systems Ad - "Controlled Circulation, pioneered in America by Combustion, goes nature one better"
1953 Combustion Engineering Controlled Circulation Boiler Systems Ad - "Controlled Circulation, pioneered in America by Combustion, goes nature one better"
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This advertisement highlights Combustion Engineering, Inc.'s innovation in controlled circulation for boiler systems. It emphasizes the benefits of forcing and controlling water circulation through boiler tubes, resulting in more steam from smaller, safer, and lighter boilers. The ad positions the company as a leader in progressive thinking and advanced steam generating and fuel burning equipment for all industries.

  • Brand: Combustion Engineering, Inc.
  • Product: Combustion Engineering Controlled Circulation Boiler Systems
  • Tagline: Controlled Circulation, pioneered in America by Combustion, goes nature one better
  • Publication: Fortune
  • Year: 1953

Objects in the advertisement: man in uniform, red arrow, smoke, logo

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