Ironhide an economical rust-proofing for steel and iron.
Ironhide is a trade catalogue of 1919 issued by the Patton Paint Company, a paint maker, to promote its rust-proofing paint for steel and iron to builders and engineers. The pictures are black-and-white photographs of steel truss bridges, a grain elevator and a brick civic building, showing structures that a designer could use as examples of industrial steelwork and early twentieth-century architecture.
