Plumber’s Tree (Jun, 1950)

Plumber’s Tree
More than 125 joints and fittings form a plumber’s tree displayed by a Chester, Pa., firm. All the bends, traps, elbows and other parts comprising it are commonly used soil and water-pipe connections. The joints are packed with oakum.

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