Solidon for Walls and Ceilings; Building for Permance
Philadelphia: Solidon Products, 1929. Item #014717
"This booklet explains Solidon, the material that takes the place of plaster." An attractive little flyer promoting the doomed plaster substitute developed to replace plaster in interior construction. Applied like plaster, Solidon can have textured effects and be painted--the product's advantages include the ability to be decorated after only 48 hours, and its remaining a viable covering after leaks and burst pipes, etc. Showng some houses and buildings using the product. 24 cm; 15 pp.; illustrated from photographs and drawings. Smaller illustrated pamphlet laid-in. Spotting to covers; else a very good copy in wrappers.
Price: $45.00