TRW Conversation Pieces Magazine Ad 1972 Pioneer 10 Coal Pollution Ephemera for Sale

TRW Conversation Pieces Magazine Ad 1972 Pioneer 10 Coal Pollution Ephemera For Sale

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TRW Conversation Pieces Magazine Ad 1972 Pioneer 10 Coal Pollution Ephemera:
$18.05

This unique piece of ephemera is a fascinating informational advertisement from TRW Systems Group, titled "Conversation Pieces." Dating from 1972, it features two intriguing articles designed to spark discussion. The left column, "How the Days Got Their Names," delves into the historical origins of the names for the days of the week, referencing the Pioneer 10 spacecraft's launch on March 2, 1972, and includes a detailed diagram of the Ptolemaic System. It also provides a table linking days to ruling planets/divinities and their Anglo-Saxon equivalents.The right column, "Burn Coal (But Not Throats)!", addresses the critical environmental issue of coal burning and sulfur dioxide pollution, highlighting TRW's efforts to develop methods for removing sulfur from coal. This piece offers a glimpse into early environmental consciousness and technological advancements of the era. Originating from TRW's Marketing Communications in Redondo Beach, California, this item is a compelling historical artifact for collectors of vintage advertising, aerospace memorabilia, or environmental history. Its detailed content makes it a valuable addition for those interested in the cultural and scientific discussions of the early 1970s. Related Items: