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Consolidated Papers Factory
June 14, 1944
View of the floor of a Consolidated Papers Company factory, probably its Plastics Division in Wisconsin Rapids.
Consolidated Paper Company
February 4, 1944
Interior view of the factory of the Plastics Division of the Consolidated Paper Company during World War II.
Wartime Worker
1945
Employee of the Consolidated Paper Company, probably its Plastics Division during World War II.
Consoweld Office
April 1955
Consoweld Company employees shortly after moving into the new company building. It is likely the desk tops are made from a Consoweld plastic laminate product. Consoweld was a subsidiary of Consolid...
Plastics Factory
June 14, 1944
Factory of the Plastics Division of Consolidated Paper Company, showing several of the early laminate presses used for its World War II military production.
Plastics Workers
Workers at the Plastics Division of the Consolidated Papers Company of Wisconsin Rapids handling sheets of the paper-based plastic laminate manufactured by the company.
