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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Promotional news bulletin for automotive jobber representatives announcing 'OREL', a new non-petroleum lubricant from Du Pont.

Identifier  ExFiles\Box 154a\2\  scan0104
Date  1st March 1939 guessed
  
LUBRICATION NEWS
To Automotive Jobber Representatives Everywhere

AT LAST! A DIFFICULT LUBRICATION PROBLEM SOLVED

Du Pont Chemists develop a perfect, lightning-fast penetrating non-petroleum lubricant for rubber parts and metal-to-metal contacts on the chassis

As you know, ordinary petroleum lubricants are not satisfactory for lubricating rubber parts on the modern motor car. They swell rubber as well as definitely disintegrate it, eventually causing costly repairs and replacements. Squeaks from rubber parts may be temporarily eliminated by petroleum lubricants only to come shrieking back overnight. The result is customer dissatisfaction and eventually loss of business.

"OREL" overcomes this difficulty. It is the result of du Pont chemists' painstaking search for a non-petroleum lubricant that is harmless to rubber, yet one that effectually penetrates and lubricates rubber bearings and all rubber parts, keeping them alive and eliminating squeaks.

"OREL" is a superior, entirely new lubricant which does not affect rubber in any way and which possesses such penetrating qualities that it goes where ordinary lubricants cannot reach. For this reason, it is a perfect anti-squeak for all rubber-to-metal chassis parts; also effective for spring lubrication and other metal-to-metal contacts between the chassis and frame.

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DU PONT
OREL
A PENETRATING LUBRICANT FOR RUBBER AND CHASSIS BEARINGS

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