1943 Ad WWII Owens Corning Fiberglas Range Stove WW2 Wartime Manufacturing WW2-1 XEW1 " Money in Backyard Gardening"

" Money in Backyard Gardening" by Adolph Kruhm of Ohio

Barn Floor

This is an original 1943 black and white print ad for the Conoco Nth Motor Oil from Conoco Incorporation

Paul's Catheral can be seen in the distance and it is a Church of England cathedral

This is an original 1930 black and white print ad for San Francisco tourism

1943 Ad WWII Owens Corning Fiberglas Range Stove WW2 Wartime Manufacturing WW2-1 XEW1 " Money in Backyard Gardening""Bombers can begin in the strangest places" This is an original World War II era ad from the Owens Corning Fiberglas Corporation of Toledo, Ohio, manufacturer of the Fiberglas insulation that was originally developed for insulating pre war refrigerators and ranges. The war time use of this insulation led to a saving of aluminum by the Navy which in turn released "enough aluminum to build more than 350 four engine bombers!" CONDITION This 68+ year old