Catalin bottle, 1950-65.

Model bottle in catalin, used as an aid to bottle design

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Model bottle in catalin, used as an aid to bottle design, 1950-1965

Model bottle in Catalin, used as an aid to bottle design, 1950-1965. In 1929, the Catalin Corporation developed a new translucent pigmentation process.When this was combined with phenolic resin a durable, translucent, plastic casting resin called Catalin (pheno formaldehyde) was produced in vibrant colours such as emerald, orange and red.

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Category:
Glass Technology
Object Number:
1985-166
type:
model bottles
credit:
United Glass Containers