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You Can Go Places with Durafilm

  • 1963

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Color print advertisement for Durafilm, transparent packaging manufactured and sold by the Dobeckmun Company, a division of the Dow Chemical Company based in Cleveland, Ohio. The advertisement features an open wallet with a package of Kolantyl Wafers sticking out from one of the pockets. The accompanying text details Durafilm's advantages as a convenient and economical packaging option, as demonstrated by the Kolantyl example.

Dobeckmun (short for Dolan, Becker and Munson, the company's the co-founders) was a leading manufacturer of cellophane bags and cigar pouches. The Dow Chemical Company acquired Dobeckmun in 1957.

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  • Box 7

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Dow Chemical Company. “You Can Go Places with Durafilm,” 1963. Advertisements from the Dow Chemical Historical Collection, Box 7. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/1z40kt564.

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