Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), January 1927, p. 57

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January, 1927 MARINE REVIEW 57 Not How Much It Costs But, How Long It Serves Te appeal of lower prices is the only possible reason for the use of inferior mooring lines but— It’s not the price per pound that determines the ultimate cost—It’s the amount of service you get before renewals become necessary. Specification of Plymouth Cordage for your mooring lines and all other rope needs insures less frequent rope renewals and lower operating costs. Let us prove it to you. PLYMOUTH CORDAGE COMPANY Ship chandlers everywhere North Plymouth, Mass. Welland, Can. handle Plymouth Cordage Please mention MARINE REVIEW when writing to Advertisers

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