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Gold filled products in the U.S.A.

Federal regulations and their impact

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Mechanically clad gold finishes are applied to a large variety of decorative products, affording them an attractive appearance, tarnish resistance and wearability. In the U.S.A. such finishes are subject to stringent Federal regulations, a fact which may well account for their major share of the U.S. decorative gold coatings market.

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  1. Gold Filled Manufacturers Association, Attleboro, MA, USA

    S. L. Cantor

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Cantor, S.L. Gold filled products in the U.S.A.. Gold Bull 16, 41–43 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03214620

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