Historic Cover Archive
1950 to 1948
1950 to 1948
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) December 1950 Caption: Deep drawing aluminum barrel half in 500 ton press at Benson Mfg. Co., Kansas City, Mo.
) October 1950 Caption: Milium, the new aluminum sprayed material described in this issue, rolling from the processing machine at the Deering, Milliken & Co. plant.
) August 1950 Caption: Trimming a precision casting for aircraft cabin pressure regulator. (Photo courtesy of AiResearch Manufacturing Company, Los Angeles.)
) June 1950 Caption: Aluminum ingots lowered into the preheating oven at Alcoa's rolling mill at Davenport, Iowa. (Photo courtesy of the Aluminum Company of America.)
) April 1950 Caption: Aluminum ingot harvest. (Photo courtesy of Reynolds Metal Co. )
) February 1950 Caption: Navy and Marine Memorial, Washington, D.C., an example of the decorative use of cast aluminum.
) December 1949 Caption: No caption.
) October 1949 Caption: Spinning light metals at Douglas Aircraft.
) August 1949 Caption: Rolling aluminum foil at Aluminum Company of America, Pittsburgh.
) June 1949 Caption: Heliarc welding a magnesium air scoop for a Northrop aeroplane.
) April 1949 Caption: One man easily handles this huge magnesium cleat while it is being ground, preparatory to cleaning, in the finishing department of Morley Magnesium Foundry. ( Photo courtesy W. J. Granberg.)
) December 1948 Caption: Aluminum billet starts on the long journey to become a sheet. Photo courtesy Reynolds Metals Co.
) October 1948 Caption: Removing an aluminum permanent mold casting from mold. ( Photo courtesy of Aluminum Company of America.)
) August 1948 Caption: Load of aluminum channel sections about to be lowered into H.T. chamber. ( Photo courtesy Reynolds Metals Co.)
) June 1948 Caption: Tiny Tim rocket developed at Inyokern Naval Ordnance Station. Aluminum is the principal metal for the casing estimated at from 350 to 400 pounds.
) April 1948 Caption: Shows the welding of thick aluminum plate at Battelle Institute, Columbus, Ohio.
) February 1948 Caption: Shows the cleaning of the statue of Eros-a figure made of aluminum that has been in London for many years.
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