Classic Plexiglas Films DVD: 1940s Plexi Glass Propaganda History Films With Footage of Plexiglas Magazines, Windows, Furniture, Jewelry & The Making And Manufacturing Of Plexiglas. This compilation explores peacetime uses of Plexiglas, which became largely popular in airplane manufacturing during WWII. Plexiglas is touted as having a variety of uses around the home, from making magazines pages more brilliant to making kitchen appliances more durable and charming. Table Of Contents: (1) Looking Ahead Through Plexiglas (1940s) - Wonderful propaganda price about how Plexiglas “brings new beauty, comfort, and charm to your peace-time living.” Explores all the no military uses of Plexiglas as the industry tries to find a new marketplace in the post WWII era. Also includes footage of the manufacturing of Plexiglas 19 Minutes (2) Looking Ahead Through Rohm & Haas Plexiglas (Note: Incomplete Film) (1947) - This is the second half only of a great color film about some alternative uses for Plexiglas around the house and specially in the bathroom - 4 Minutes

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