1943 Ad Hercules Cellulose Acetate Powder Wilmington Delaware Soldier Signal FZ6 XGQA9 a collection of 1950s era

a collection of 1950s era Astounding Science Fiction magazine covers that feature artwork that's truly out-of-this-world

Reproductive art by Kohl

producing approximately one-half of the total number of high-quality pocket watches in America

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in the Chinese province of Chihli

1943 Ad Hercules Cellulose Acetate Powder Wilmington Delaware Soldier Signal FZ6 XGQA9 a collection of 1950s eraThis is an original 1943 color print ad for Hercules Cellulose Acetate from the Hercules Powder Company of Wilmington, Delaware. The image shows two sailors lighting a signal in the sea. The caption writes, "The margin between being lost at sea and saved at sea is often a narrow one men's lives can depend on the perfect functioning of the projector and flares in the Navy's 'Abandon Ship' signaling kit with which life rafts are equipped" CONDITION This