- NVF Company,
formerly known as
National Vulcanized Fiber, was a
private company based in Yorklyn, Delaware. One of its
original products, a sheet-like...
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involved in
vulcanized fibre development in the
Wilmington region were the
Nunsuch Fiber Company,
American Hard
Fiber Company,
American Vulcanized Fibre Company...
- strongman, and
began using the
trademark Samsonite in 1941 for its
tapered vulcanized fiber suitcase,
introduced in 1939. In 1965,
after the
Samsonite suitcase...
- instruments, hardware, and accessories. Hard drum
cases may be made of
vulcanized fiber,
molded plastic, or plywood,
while soft drum
cases may be made of nylon...
- nylon, phenolics, polycarbonate, polyester, styrene, vinyl-PVC, and
vulcanized fiber. Mica
paper made from s**** mica can be
substituted for
sheet mica...
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counters and with
experiments to make
vulcanized fiber. In 1912 they
opened a purpose-built
facility to make
vulcanized fiber in Tonawanda, New York. In 1913...
- the
Security Management Company owned. This
included DWG and NVF, a
vulcanized fiber manufacturer that
controlled the
other half of Posner's companies....
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steel industry (Evraz
Claymont Steel), the
bankruptcy of a
fiber mill (National
Vulcanized Fiber), and the
diminishing presence of
AstraZeneca in Wilmington...
- a
straight guard. Type 30
scabbards went from
metal (pre–1942), to
vulcanized fiber (1942–1943), and
finally to wood or
bamboo (1944–1945).
Scabbards were...
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millimetres (2.0 in) and larger.
Common substrates are paper, cloth,
vulcanized fiber, and
plastic films and come in grit
sizes range from very co**** (≈2 mm)...
