Page 11: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (August 15, 1969)

We have a container refrigeration program that just won't stop. With three outstanding designs just announced (the all-electric 4012 Series and two new "picture frame" models), Transicold now has just about the most complete container refrigeration line in the business. Container refrigeration is nothing new at Transicold. We started producing these systems more than ten years ago and have countless units in service with leading ship and rail lines. This sea- and rail-going branch of the Transicold family is tough, with beefed-up components for extra heavy service... geared for the sea with special marine protection. Flatline models permit close alignment on shipboard... with maximum cube inside. And you won't wait for a customized model... we have units for just about any container need, available now on minimum delivery schedules. Equally important, Transicold knows the kind of service transport people must have... we've been a leading supplier to the truck and rail industries for 22 years. Sales and service are available throughout the U.S., and overseas, with five factory branches in strategic locations across the nation. Transicold seagoing refrigeration units are in service with carriers such as Seatrain, American Export Isbrandtsen Lines, Grace Line, Transamerican Trailer Transport, Australian West Pacific Line, William Holyman & Sons, Pty. Ltd., Commonwealth Railways, and Western Australian Government Rys. TRANSI£&££ CORPORATION 1100 South Taylor Avenue, Montebello, California TRANSICOLD SERVICE-WHEREVER CONTAINERS TRAVEL Service available throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia, Central America, Mexico, Netherlands, Panama Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, Spain... and we're busy adding new outlets. L-?JI f Nosemount electric, diesel generator, fuel tank igflf 15W Picture Frame if Nosemount diesel electric Nosemount electric only 12W Picture Frame ? Nosemount diesel generator Chassis mount diesel generator Ro-Ro undermount August 15, 1969 13