[Catalog] no. 184

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This catalog, identified as "[Catalog] no. 184," from Linde Air Products Company, offers a glimpse into the early 20th-century industrial gas industry. Published around 1911, it provides valuable information about the company's products and services at the time. Likely featuring details on oxygen, nitrogen, and other compressed gases, the catalog would have been an essential resource for manufacturers, engineers, and other professionals relying on these products.

As a historical document, this catalog offers insights into the technology, manufacturing processes, and commercial practices of a leading company in the burgeoning industrial gas sector. It provides context for understanding the development and application of these gases in various industries during a period of rapid technological advancement. This catalog would be of interest to historians of science and technology, business historians, and anyone researching the history of industrial gases and their applications.

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