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1914 Helps for roofers and sheet metal workers (1914)

L.D. Berger · L.D. Berger · leaf 87

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Selection of Materialsto be used is worth more than insurancepolicies or the entire fire department. What Does It Mean? L. 0. BEROER, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Galvanized Water Buckets Quarw. 10 12 U Ui Per dozen, , , . ,Painted and Stencilwl, Fire. per do:E. (xin. Galvanizes Fire Buckets ROUWD BOTTOM… … Quarts,Per.doi.,Quarts.Perdoz., 4 6 8 W 12 W «> L. D. BERGER. PHILADELPHIA, PA, -87 A good tin roof, covering theentire upper surface of the buildingwith an unbroken sheet of durablemetal, is the most weatherproofroofing known; it is also the mostdurable, where the old-time hand-made tin is used.

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