1936 Print United States Gypsum Kettle Plaster Industry USG Corporation FZ2 XGFC8 Le Baux-de-Provence relies heavily on

Le Baux-de-Provence relies heavily on its steady influx of yearly tourists

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The ship was used by the United States Magnetic Survey Corps until displaced by the Carnegie

Townsend & Company of 20 Central Avenue in Orange

This is an original 1939 color print ad for Monsanto Plastics

1936 Print United States Gypsum Kettle Plaster Industry USG Corporation FZ2 XGFC8 Le Baux-de-Provence relies heavily onThis is an original 1936 halftone print of kettles of raw gypsum at the United States Gypsum Corporation (USG Corporation). The caption writes, "In these huge kettles raw gypsum is calcined into plaster." Photography by William M. Rittase (1894 1968). He was an American photographer active from the 1920s to the 1930s. He is best known for his industrial photography and portraits often used in Fortune Magazine. CONDITION This 75+ year old Item is rated