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International Research On Use of Tin: Laboratories in Britain Serve The World -- New alloys platings developed by the Tin Research Institute and now in commercial use: Tin-Zine as an anti-corosion coating for radio-chassis. Tin-Nickel plating on a brass fruit-bowl, needs no mechanical polishing after deposition and bas as warmer, pleasanter tone than chromium. Spoon is coated with"Speculum" a tin-copper alloy now available as a plated coating but used earlier in Greco-Roman times and in Ancient China in the form of cast mirrors hence the name. May 14, 1953. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).

International Research On Use of Tin: Laboratories in Britain Serve The World -- New alloys platings developed by the Tin Research Institute and now in commercial use: Tin-Zine as an anti-corosion coating for radio-chassis. Tin-Nickel plating on a brass fruit-bowl, needs no mechanical polishing after deposition and bas as warmer, pleasanter tone than chromium. Spoon is coated with"Speculum" a tin-copper alloy now available as a  plated coating but used earlier in Greco-Roman times and in Ancient China in the form of cast mirrors hence the name. May 14, 1953. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).
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Caption: International Research On Use of Tin: Laboratories in Britain Serve The World -- New alloys platings developed by the Tin Research Institute and now in commercial use: Tin-Zine as an anti-corosion coating for radio-chassis. Tin-Nickel plating on a brass fruit-bowl, needs no mechanical polishing after deposition and bas as warmer, pleasanter tone than chromium. Spoon is coated with"Speculum" a tin-copper alloy now available as a plated coating but used earlier in Greco-Roman times and in Ancient China in the form of cast mirrors hence the name. May 14, 1953. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).
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