Travelers Asbestos Seminar Booklet (1980): Unarco Product Information

Travelers' data sheet for Unarco of Chicago, with the company's product descriptions (Exhibit A, in two typings) and seven pages of product summaries drawn from Unarco catalogs; the data sheet's second page is bound before its first. The sheet says Unarco made Unibestos pipe covering (from 1936) and block at Cicero and Bloomington, Illinois, Paterson, New Jersey, and McGregor, Texas, sold the line to Pittsburgh Corning on July 1, 1962, made Insubestos at Marshville, North Carolina, from the 1940s, and stopped making asbestos products in 1970; amosite came from Cape Asbestos of South Africa and the GSA. It gives the late 1960s for first knowledge of hazards and first labeling, admits sales to the Navy while denying direct sales to Long Beach Naval Shipyard, and lists asbestos product sales falling from $4,226,000 in 1960 to $275,000 in 1970.