Page 2nd Cover: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (February 1968)

To its assigned tasks, each marine rope brings a number of character-istics that contribute to superior performance on the job. Exceptional light weight?so light that it will float indefinitely?is an outstanding quality of . . . COLUMBIAN POLYPROPYLENE ROPE Light, yet right for arduous marine service, this sturdy synthetic is stronger and slightly more elastic than Manila . . . and retains its flexibility and strength in all tem-nOTHBLG FLOATABLE perature ranges. It's 5% stronger wet than dry and can be stored safely wet. A clean line, polypropylene is smooth in appearance, smooth in performance. It's available in colors and color combinations . . . which enhance its applicability and visibility COLUMBIAN as a barrier, decorator or small boat rope. Strength, light weight and flexi-bility are prized in mooring lines, trawl hoisting and other heavy ma-rine applications as well as fish net rope and pot warp. Resistance to rot, fungus and chemicals and good dielectric properties add long life and versatility. More than notably floatable, poly-propylene is available at Columbian dealers in 3-strand or Pli-moor 8-strand construction, up to 12" circumference. COLUMBIAN ROPE COMPANY Auburn "The Cordage City" New York 13021