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 Fender Highway 1 Strat Vintage Narrow Tremolo Bridge With Steel Block 0072290000 US $39.99 
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 NEW - Gotoh Non-Tremolo Bridge, Steel Saddles, CHROME US $43.99
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 Steel Block for Vintage 57/62 Strat Tremolo Bridge US $41.99
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 GENUINE GRETSCH ELECTRO LAP STEEL BRIDGE and COVER + Screws ~ NEW! US $19.95
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 NEW - Schaller 4-String Steel Bass Bridge, Adj., GOLD US $119.99
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 Wilkinson WVP6 SB Strat GOLD Bridge Steel Block US Retrofit 41.2mm Steel Block US $39.99
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 NEW GERMAN MADE SCHALLER STEEL VINTAGE STYLE BRIDGE BLOCK 4 STRATOCASTER GUITAR US $9.00
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 Wilkinson Style Compensated Tele Bridge Saddle Set - Steel Nickel Plated US $14.95
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 3 Guitar Steel Tremolo Bridge Tension Spring for Fender US $4.31
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 Faber BSWKIT STEEL Bridge Studs for Gibson Nashville US $25.95
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 Faber NSWKIT STEEL Bridge Studs for Gibson Nashville US $25.95
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 ELECTRIC GUITAR TREMOLO BRIDGE SOLID STEEL US $40.00
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 WILKINSON WV2SB TREM BRIDGE BLACK WITH STEEL BLOCK NEW US $34.93
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 Humbucker Bridge fits Telecaster Chrome Steel Style US $7.49
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 OAHU LAP STEEL GUITAR DATED MARCH 1939 WITH ORIGINAL ALLOY BRIDGE US $149.00
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 Fender 1980's Gold w/Black Pressed Steel Tremolo Bridge Saddles Stratocaster US $64.00
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 NEW Genuine Fender ALL STEEL Duo Sonic Hard Tail Bridge US $11.99
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 Callaham CNC Billet Steel ABR-1 Bridge with Vintage Studs and Thumbwheels US $103.00
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 GENUINE GRETSCH LAP STEEL GUITAR BRIDGE COVER + SCREWS ~ NEW! US $11.95
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 WILKINSON WVP6 SB BRIDGE FOR FENDER STRAT W HEFTY STEEL BLOCK CHROME W HARDWARE US $38.50
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 ORIGINAL 1950'S FENDER STRINGMASTER STEEL GUITAR BRIDGE COVER 8 STRING STEEL US $19.95
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 Martin Backpacker steel string w/gig bag & strap (NOTE tiny flaw in bridge) US $85.00
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 Gold Fender USA Stratocaster Strat 62 Steel Block Vintage Bridge Trem Vibrato US $99.99
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 1949 FENDER CHAMPION LAP STEEL PROJECT CARCASS. BRIDGE, TUNERS ORIG CASE Incl. US $77.00
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 NEW - Non-Tremolo Bridge, Steel Saddles - BLACK US $28.99
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 Set of Black Plastic Saddle & Nut & 6 Bridge Pin for steel string guitar US $.99
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 VINTAGE RICKENBACKER BRIDGE 1954 FOR RICK TRIPLE NECK STEEL US $19.95
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 Wilkinson WV6SB Vintage Guitar Tremolo Bridge Black Solid Steel Sustain Block US $33.99
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 Wilkinson WV6SB Vintage Type Guitar Bridge Chrome Solid Steel Sustain Block US $32.99
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 Wilkinson WV2SB Guitar Tremolo Bridge Steel Block Gold US $34.99
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 FENDER ORIGINAL VINTAGE STRAT STEEL BRIDGE BLOCK FIT USA VINTAGE STRAT TREMOLO US $20.00
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 NEW - Gotoh Non-Tremolo Bridge, Steel Saddles, BLACK US $50.99
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 NEW Genuine Fender USA Jazzmaster/Jaguar STEEL Bridge US $52.99
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 LR Baggs iBeam Passive Under-Bridge Pickup w/Jack for Steel String Guitar NEW! US $89.00
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 6 Saddle Steel Bridge for Import Tele Top Load - CHROME US $24.49
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 BRAND NEW Genuine Fender Deluxe 5 V-String GOLD Bass Bridge - Steel Construction US $51.48
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 Vintage Style 3 Saddle Steel Bridge for Tele - NICKEL US $28.99
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 GOLD Wilkinson WV6SB Vintage 6 Screw Guitar Tremolo Bridge Steel Sustain Block US $34.99
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 WILKINSON GUITAR TREMOLO BRIDGE SOLID STEEL US $43.00
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 Callaham ABR-1 bridge, CNC Billet steel - MINT US $129.99
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 IBANEZ EDGE FLOYD TREMOLO BRIDGE STAINLESS STEEL SADDLE SCREWS BOLTS UPGRADE US $6.75
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 NEWCASTER IVORY WITH STAINLESS STEEL GUARD,BRIDGE CONTROL PANEL US $995.00
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 NEWCASTER BURL MAPLE BLUED STEEL GUARD,BRIDGE CONTROL PANEL US $995.00
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 NEWCASTER BLUE CLOUD WITH BLUED STEEL GUARD,BRIDGE CONTROL PANEL US $995.00
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 NEWCASTER TL STYLE WITH BLUED STEEL GUARD,BRIDGE CONTROL PANEL US $995.00
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 Fender 60's Stringmaster T8 8 String Steel Guitar Bridge Cover NOS US $48.00
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 FENDER ORIGINAL AM STD STRAT STEEL BRIDGE BLOCK US $18.99
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 NEW - Schaller 5-String Steel Bass Bridge, BLACK US $129.99
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 NEW - Schaller 4-String Steel Bass Bridge, Adj., BLACK US $101.99
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 NEW - Schaller 4-String Steel Bass Bridge, Adj., CHROME US $99.99
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 12 Copper Clad Steel Bridge Pickup Plates For Fender Telecaster US $69.99
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 NEW - Schaller 5-String Steel Bass Bridge, CHROME US $124.99
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 BRAND NEW Genuine Fender STEEL Hardtail Bridge Mounting Screws - Set of 12 US $5.55
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 NEW Mighty Mite Tele Humbucker BRIDGE STEEL SADDLES Chrome for Fender Telecaster US $22.49
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 CHROME Modern STAINLESS STEEL SADDLE Tele - Telecaster Bridge NEW BT1S US $29.99
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 BLACK Modern STAINLESS STEEL SADDLE Tele - Telecaster Bridge NEW BT1S US $29.99
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 GOLD Modern STAINLESS STEEL SADDLE Tele - Telecaster Bridge NEW BT1S US $29.99
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 Fender Am Deluxe Strat Steel Tremolo Bridge Block With Hard To Find Parts US $59.99
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 NEW - Schaller 6-String Steel Bass Bridge - GOLD US $154.99
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 NEW - Schaller 6-String Steel Bass Bridge - CHROME US $119.99
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 NEW - Non-Tremolo Bridge, Steel Saddles - GOLD US $32.99
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 Fender Tremolo Bridge Steel Block Vintage USA 62 Re-issue GOLD US $136.99
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 NEW Genuine Fender/Squier Tele STEEL Bridge & Pickup US $26.99
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 NEW Genuine Fender STEEL Bridge Plate Mounting Screws US $9.49
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 Gotoh Stratocaster Vintage Tremolo Bridge (Steel Block) – Chrome US $90.19
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 3 X Stainless Steel Tremolo Bridge Springs Guitar Trem US $3.77
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 EMG P81 Active Ceramic/Steel High Output P-90 Humbucker Bridge Pickup, Black NEW US $99.00
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 SUSTAIN! Black STEEL Tele Bridge fits HUmbucker C05 US $16.95
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 Correct 50's tele 3 saddle stamped STEEL Bridge C09 US $26.45
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 Correct 60's Tele 6 chrome saddle STEEL Bridge C11 US $23.45
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 GOLD 50's Tele 3 Brass saddle stamped STEEL Bridge C10 US $28.95
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 GOLD 60's Tele 6 saddle Steel, Brass Bridge C12 US $24.95
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 "Modern Style" Tele bridge Upgrade Stainless Steel C27 US $26.45
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 "Modern Style" Tele Upgrade bridge Stainless Steel C26 US $25.45
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 "Modern Style" Tele Upgrade Bridge Stainless Steel C28 US $27.45
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 LAP STEEL GUITAR BRIDGE, TAILPIECE, NUT KIT CHROME US $29.99
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 6 Bridge Length Screws w/Springs 5/8" Stainless Steel Allparts GS-0004-005 US $4.78
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 Non-Trem Bridge w/Steel Saddles Chrome w/screws 2 1/8 Allparts SB-5107-010 US $26.76
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 50 Bridge Length Springs 3/8" Stainless Steel Allparts GS-0034-B05 US $10.14
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 2pcs Durable Chrome Steel Stop bar tailpiece Studs for Electric Guitar Bridge US $5.69
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 1 Set Of Yellow Saddle & Nut & 6 Bridge Pin for Steel String Guitar US $3.29
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 Fender '86 To '07 Steel Tremolo Bridge Block & FREE Mounting Screws 0026098000 US $19.99
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 LR Baggs IBeam ACTIVE Under-Bridge Pickup w/Preamp for Steel String Guitar NEW! US $139.00
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 Wilkinson WVPCSB Modern 6 Screw Type Guitar Tremolo Bridge Chrome STEEL BLOCK US $40.99
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 USA CUSTOM Stainless Steel Bridge PLATE ~Fits Fender Tele Telecaster~ US $44.99
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 1955 FENDER TELECASTER BRIDGE & STEEL SADDLES + SCREWS US $650.00
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 FENDER ORIGINAL VINTAGE STRAT STEEL BRIDGE BLOCK FIT USA VINTAGE STRAT TREMOLO US $23.99
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 NEW - Non-Tremolo Steel Bridge for Strat - BLACK US $27.99
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 LAP STEEL GUITAR BRIDGE & NUT CHROME WITH SCREWS US $19.99
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 Wilkinson WVCSB Tremolo Bridge Steel Block Chrome #lly109726 US $44.99
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 Genuine Gretsch Electromatic Lap Steel Cover Plate & Bridge 0069710000 US $19.99
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 LAP STEEL GUITAR BRIDGE TAILPIECE NUT KIT BLACK NICKEL US $34.99
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 LAP STEEL GUITAR BRIDGE TAILPIECE NUT KIT GOLD US $34.99
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Bethlehem Steel: the Steel That Built America
The doors to the steelworks in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania closed for the last time in 1995, bringing to an end 140 years of steel-making in the town. Although no longer in its spiritual home, Bethlehem Steel continues to produce Steel, but its major production facility is now based in Burns Harbor, Indiana. The company has had its ups and downs, has been involved in providing steel for the construction of many railroads, bridges and iconic buildings throughout America and was the forerunner in the production of the steel girders used to build skyscrapers.
The first steel produced in Bethlehem was at the Saucona Iron Company, opened in 1857. Four years later the company changed its name to the Bethlehem Iron Company and in 1863 started mass production of iron railroad rails, used in the building of the Transcontinental Railroad. Over the next forty years contracts to supply steel were agreed with the US Navy, and by the time that Charles M. Schwab was appointed chairman in 1904 Bethlehem Steel Corporation not only had a huge plant in South Bethlehem, but ironworks in Cuba and shipyards on both US coasts.
In 1908 the company started production of wide-flange structural section steel, leading to a building revolution; those sections being used in the new phenomenon of skyscraper construction. Five years later Bethlehem Steel acquired the Fore Shipbuilding Company in Quincy, Mass. to become one of the country’s largest shipbuilders.
World War I provided Bethlehem Steel with a great opportunity to expand. At the start of the conflict the company had an annual production capacity of 1.1 million tons and employed 15,600 workers. By 1925, after supplying armor, ships, ordnance, guns and munitions for the US and Allied Forces during and immediately after the war, annual production grew to 8.5 million tons and the company’s workforce had grown to 60,000.
In the early thirties Bethlehem Steel continued to grow through acquisition, buying steel companies on the Pacific coast as well as McClintic-Marshall Corp., a major bridge and building construction company. This was the golden era for American construction and Bethlehem Steel was responsible for such landmark constructions as: the Golden Gate Bridge, U.S. Supreme Court, Rockefeller Plaza, Waldorf-Astoria and the George Washington Bridge.
During World War II Bethlehem Steel shifted all its production into military hardware, employing close on 300,000 workers of which 180,000 were directly involved in ship-building. Post-war, the company returned to producing steel for US domestic projects, as well as the military, and continued to thrive.
The 1960s saw steel imported to the USA reaching record levels, but Bethlehem still home-produced steel for such iconic structures as Madison Square Garden, Newport Bridge and the second Delaware Memorial Bridge. In 1973 Bethlehem Steel reported an income of $207 million, producing record levels of 23.7 million tons of raw steel and 16.3million tons of finished steel. The company continued to thrive, but in the early 1980s imported steel was making more of an impact, which forced a radical restructure of Bethlehem Steel, resulting in a halving of the workforce over five years in the mid-80s. Consolidation followed over the next ten years and reluctantly the production facility at Bethlehem – where it all began – was shut down in 1995.
Today, Bethlehem has recovered from the loss of its steelworks and is undergoing an economic and cultural renaissance. Hotels in Bethlehem once used by those who had business at the steelworks are now re-inventing themselves as tourist and conference centers. The steel may be long gone in Bethlehem, but the entrepreneurial spirit of its citizens is alive and well.
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