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Title: Hardware merchandising January-March 1911
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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nd Barbed to InsureGreatest Holding Power. Enlarged CutHead, 1 inch Diameter: 21 Gauge ThickNail, 1 inch Long. 15 Gauge Diameter Time Savers Roof Savers Money Savers Simplex Nails have a head four times as large as the ordinarylarge head nail, and give a bearing on the roof all around its rim. Theedge of the head does not bend up away from the roofing as do Tin Capsused with ordinary roofing nails. Being in One-Piece, they are more quickly driven than where separatecaps and nails are used. They cannot leak as do roofing caps where the nail goes through.And being in One-Piece, they will not tear loose as do Tin Caps from the nailunder wind strain. The Heavy Convex Shaped Head will not rust out like Tin Caps. They are More Quickly Driven, Give Better Results, Last Much Longer, KeepRoofs in Better Condition and COST LESS than Tin Caps and Nails. TRY THIS NAIL—ORDER NOW LEWIS BROS., Limited, Montreal OTTAWA Sole Agents for Canada TORONTO VANCOUVER HARDWARE AND METAL m COMMUNITY f£&
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