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Detroit, Michigan: The E.J. Woodison Company, 1920. Undated, most likely from the 1920s. A comprehensive illustrated catalogue of products available from the E. J. Woodison Company, one of the founding members of FEMA - The Foundry Equipment Manufacturers Association. This company was very involved in the beginnings of the Detroit auto industry and was supplier to the several foundries that were developed to support this new industry. Products included such items as: fire brick, stove specialties, molders' riddles and shovels, flasks, sprayers for blacking cores and molds, pouring devices, crucible tongs, coal barrows, skids, hammer core machines, shakers, sand mixers, hoists, metal band saw machines, melting furnaces, cleaning and exhaust mills, sand blasters, molding machines, much more. Printed blue-gray boards with gray cloth spine, a chunky 576 pages. Some wear and rubbing to the covers, mainly around the edges, good hinges, sound binding, very clean pages with a name in pencil on the… Read More