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Box of See-Safe polyethylene plastic wrap

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Box of See-Safe polyethylene plastic wrap. The box features the slogan "Beautiful to See . . . Safe as Can Be" and has illustrated directions.

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Science History Institute. Box of See-Safe Polyethylene Plastic Wrap. Photograph, 2024. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/26idjix.

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