<p>Original 1947 Oil and Gas trade vintage catalog for the <b><span style="font-size: 14px;">TOOL STEEL GEAR & PINION COMPANY.</span></b> Main office and plant was located at 100 Elmwood Place, Cincinnati, OH. (Since 1908).</p><p> Manufacturers of Oilfield Equipment. </p><p>Tool Steel hardened products have been recognized for their superiority under the most rigid service requirements in heavy industry. When you specify Tool Steel for your oil field jobs, you are guaranteed part that will outlive by several time the life of ordinary hardened products. This Tool Steel Process advantage reflects itself in both dependability and lower ultimate costs as proven through 38 years service to the steel, coal, cement, rubber, metal mining and other industries. </p><p> Products include Slush Pump Liners and Booster Pump Liners, both are featured.</p><p>Has product images, description and applications to provide product details.<br></p><p> Unbound from a large rare post-wartime 1946-1947 Catalog of Oil Field Equipment, this unique old one-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro petroleum industry library. </p>
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