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| Text on Button | ASK ABOUT THE SEAL SAC KEEPS FOODS FRESH |
| Image Description | Yellow illustration of a sac with black text on a white background |
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| Additional Information | Manufactured by the B.F. Goodrich company from the 1930s -1950s, the family of Seal Sac products included everything from individual food bags and appliance covers to aprons and curtains. The products were made of a unique plastic blend, known as Koroseal, which allowed the synthetic fabric to be pliable, stain-resistant, and washable. The Koroseal product was sold off in a buy out of the B.F. Goodrich company as they focused on the rubber tire market. Becoming its own company in 1988, Koroseal shifted its efforts away from kitchen accessories and focused on the need for commercial vinyl wall coverings. |
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About. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://koroseal.com/about Gable, G. (2009, September 11). Scanning Around With Gene: Made-Up Names for Made-Up Products. Retrieved from https://creativepro.com/scanning-around-gene-made-names-made-products/ Seal Sac. (1938, November 13). Values for Your Home That Are Front Page News [Advertisement]. Evening Star. A-15. Seal Sac. (1948, June 28). Seal Sac Kitchen Covers and Accessories in Wonderful, Washable Plastic [Advertisement]. Evening Star. B-6. |
| Catalog ID | AD0671 |