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The Royer Foundry & Machine Company. The Royer Sand Conditioning Equipment - Bulletin No. 744. 1944
Published by The Royer Foundry & Machine Company, 1944
Soft cover. Condition: Good. Softcover. Stiff, pictorial paper covers, printed in black-and-orange; covers are stapled at the fold. Measures 8-1/2" x 11", 29 pages, in good condition. Black-and-white illustrations throughout. Contains listings for the company's sand conditioning units. Listings consist of illustrations of the unit in use, accompanied by a short description of its construction and operation. Accompanying table gives relevant specifications and physical dimensions. Pages 28-29 contain testimonials from four unnamed but satisfied customers. Covers are rubbed and a little worn; some wear and tear to edges and corners. Some rubbing to pages, which have toned lightly. The Royer Foundry & Machine Company, a foundry and machine tool manufacturer, was based in Kingston, Pennsylvania. $15.
