Fighting rust with sublimed blue lead; an assembly of facts concerning the properties and uses of sublimed blue lead
A 1922 trade booklet published in Chicago by the Eagle-Picher Lead Company, promoting sublimed blue lead as an anti-corrosive paint pigment to industrial buyers and engineers. The two photographs are rotated sideways on the page and show a city waterfront with a bridge and dense buildings, and a row of numbered storage tanks beside a brick plant building, illustrating large steel and industrial structures exposed to weather.
