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Die-casting^- aro used fbrs many purposes today-- * frequOttiy/,^|Sla;ces ,, you" never thought of. This advertisement'i$,,ope Ef a series designed to show . some interesting uses of die`tstings made by us. =v . ;` ` die.-castinrgfs Help to bring out thb tone T arm of a phono- see'vcel`rha-l ,dlite. -ckas"tttftgs"f made by tis thatare used, in talking machines. RUGS rolled up and pushed out of the way--the rhythmic moan of a popular dance record--the neighborhood Charleston club holding its regular meeting--an extremely disgusted father vainly seeking 3 quiet place to read. The phonograph is only one of many familiar machines and appliances that contain die-cast parts made by us. We make die-castings of aluminum, zinc, lead and tin alloys. They are made in every required size and shape. They are made to exact specifications. Moreover, in ordering from us, you buy from a concern large enough to make diecastings in any quantity and make them economically. The quality of our di^-castings is guaranteed to be of the. same high standard that has made the Dutch Boy trade mark stand for the best in babbitts, solders and paint materials. Whether you have a new product or an old one, you may be able to save money by having certain parts die-cast. It will cost you nothing to find this out. Our experienced technical staff is at your service. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY Die-casting Division 111 Broadway NEW YORK, N. Y. Western Representatives: E. R. McCormick. 3508 Cadillac Ave-. Detroit. Midi. A. B. Berg-edick, 667 Bowen Street, Barton, Ohio, A. A. Gildemeieter. 444 4th. Street, Toledo, O. ALUMINUM, ZINC, LEAD and TIN DIE-CASTINGS This advertisement appears in the following magazines: American Machinist, July 8, 1926 issue; Automotive Industries, July 8, 1926 issue; Machinery, August, 1926 issue; Purchasing Agent, August, 1926 issue; General Electric Review, August, 1926 issue.