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Up for sale is an original vintage stock prospectus and promotional sales pamphlet for the Bullet-Proof and Non-Shatterable Glass Corporation of Elizabeth, New Jersey (Sales office on West 43rd St, New York City). Issued circa 1921–1922, this rare piece of industrial and firearms-related ephemera pitched shares of stock in early safety and armored glass manufacturing.
Features & Details:
Title: Bullet-Proof and Non-Shatterable Glass Corporation Stock Prospectus Pamphlet
Publisher / Factory: Factory at 45 to 57 South Spring Street, Elizabeth, N. J.; Sales Co. at 25 West 43rd Street, New York City
Era: Early 1920s (circa 1921-1922)
Content: Features fascinating photos and text demonstrating bulletproof glass stopping .45 caliber steel-jacketed bullets at close range. Includes a photograph depicting dime novel author Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey ("Nick Carter") firing an automatic pistol at glass held by H. L. Gold in a Boston test.
Details auto safety, bank teller windows, armored car glass, and capitalization stock subscription details.
Dimensions: Softcover stapled booklet measuring approximately 5" x 7.75".
Condition:
Very Good vintage condition. Light toning and minimal handling wear along edges/spine as shown in photos. Staples remain firm, text and photographic illustrations are clean and legible. Please inspect all images for precise cosmetic detail.
$79.80
Sale price
$79.80
Regular price
1921 Bullet-Proof & Non-Shatterable Glass Corp Stock Prospectus Pamphlet
$79.80
Sale price
$79.80
Regular price
Features & Details:
Title: Bullet-Proof and Non-Shatterable Glass Corporation Stock Prospectus Pamphlet
Publisher / Factory: Factory at 45 to 57 South Spring Street, Elizabeth, N. J.; Sales Co. at 25 West 43rd Street, New York City
Era: Early 1920s (circa 1921-1922)
Content: Features fascinating photos and text demonstrating bulletproof glass stopping .45 caliber steel-jacketed bullets at close range. Includes a photograph depicting dime novel author Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey ("Nick Carter") firing an automatic pistol at glass held by H. L. Gold in a Boston test.
Details auto safety, bank teller windows, armored car glass, and capitalization stock subscription details.
Dimensions: Softcover stapled booklet measuring approximately 5" x 7.75".
Condition:
Very Good vintage condition. Light toning and minimal handling wear along edges/spine as shown in photos. Staples remain firm, text and photographic illustrations are clean and legible. Please inspect all images for precise cosmetic detail.