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Three small Soviet cardboard boxes of asbestos wicks, one open to show a coil of flat grey-white wick strips. Each lid is printed in Russian with the name of a cardboard and haberdashery factory at M. Proletarskaya 18a, "Асбестовые фитили" (asbestos wicks), 5 sets of 10 pieces, price 16 kopecks, release date 1989, and Art. 322, TU 503-583-83, beside a round regional-industry stamp. The boxes do not say what the wicks were meant for.
- Made by
- Kartonazhno-galantereinaya fabrika (cardboard and haberdashery factory), M. Proletarskaya 18a
- Date
- 1989
- Artifact
- Product in the AsbestosClaims.Law collection
- Asbestos
- Boxes are printed in Russian "Асбестовые фитили" (asbestos wicks); contents not tested.
- Library no.
- ACL Doc 14688 · asbestosclaims.law/library/14688
- Rights
- Photographs by AsbestosClaims.Law of an item in its collection.
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“Soviet Asbestos Wicks (Asbestovye Fitili).” 1989. Kartonazhno-galantereinaya fabrika (cardboard and haberdashery factory), M. Proletarskaya 18a. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/artifacts/soviet-asbestos-wicks-asbestovye-fitili-1989.
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