1941 newspaper Full Color poster ad MERCURY AUTOMOBILE + Firefighting suit

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FANTASTIC FIREFIGHTING COLLECTIBLE!! GORGEOUS 1941 displayable newspaper section with a COLOR AD for the 1941 Mercury automobile plus a
FULL-COLOR front-page poster-like display showing a new FIRE  PROXIMITY ASBESTOS SUIT to be worn by FIREFIGHTERS for their protection entering burning buildings! THE IRONY!!!!!!
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inv # 7Z-210
SEE PHOTO-----COMPLETE, ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER SECTION (Pictures), the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
(ST. Louis, MO), dated June 15, 1941 with GORGEOUS and very
displayable
FULL COLOR front page,
with SIX (6) large, bright, vibrant color photographs of a newly invented
ASBESTOS FIREFIGHTING SUIT
, to be worn by FIREMEN entering burning buildings for their protection!!
Stunningly-bright and BEAUTIFUL Firefighter history!!
Inside is also a full-page color ad for the new MERCURY EIGHT automobile
!!
A fire proximity suit (also, silvers or silver bunker suit) is a suit designed to protect a firefighter from high temperatures, especially near fires of extreme temperature such as aircraft fires.
Fire proximity suits first appeared during the 1930s, and were originally made of asbestos fabric (hence also known as the asbestos suit). Today they are manufactured from vacuu-deposited aluminized materials that reflect the high radiant loads produced by the fire.
There are three basic types of these aluminized suits:
Approach suit—used for work in the general area of high temperatures such as steel mills and smelting facilities. (Ambient heat protection up to ~200 °F (93 °C).)
Proximity suit—used for aircraft rescue and fire fighting (AR-FF) and, in more heavily insulated versions, for kiln work requiring entry into the heated kiln. (Kiln suit ambient protection ~2,000 °F (1,093 °C) and proximity ambient protection~ 500 °F (260 °C))
Entry suit—used for entry into extreme heat and situations requiring protection from total flame engulfment. Most commonly made of Zetex or Vermiculite and not aluminized. (Entry suit ambient protection ~2,000 °F (1,093 °C)) for short duration and prolonged radiant heat up to 1,500 °F (816 °
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