Paper, patents and progress
By: The Champion Paper and Fibre Company
Publisher: The Champion Paper and Fibre Company
Published: 1958
Place of publication: Hamilton (Ohio)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 11
Subjects: Papermaking machinery; Paper coatings; Patents
Notes: "This booklet, through the story of one company, attempts to show the part patents have played in promoting industrial prosperity, in providing incentive to research for better things and in disseminating the benefits of culture and progress to everyone." -- inside front cover

Includes information about the invention of the paper machine; coated paper; machine coating; and Kromekote, a cast coated paper used for labels, advertisements, menu covers, greeting cards, catalogues, and wrappings

Illustrated with images of The Champion Paper and Fibre Company's mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Canton, North Carolina; and Pasadena, Texas

Inside back cover includes pocket "provided for your convenience in carrying booklets from other displays" and information about paper used for printing this piece

Special Collections copy given by Charles Whelpton.