of Iron and Steel (1938) is a 21-minute, black and white film sponsored by the American Rolling Mill Company (ARMCO). The title of the film comes from a theme of the steel exhibit at the Great Lakes Exposition held in Cleveland, Ohio in 1936-37. The film opens with an overview of the ARMCO Research Lab followed by a series of tracking shots taken from overhead cranes in an ARMCO plant that offer a unique perspective into the process of making rolled steel. George M. Verity, ARMCO founder, ends the film with a message about “ARMCO men” and the company culture. Making Steel is a 47-minute film made in the mid-1990s. Introduced by CEO Richard M. Wardrop, Jr., who introduces himself as "Dick" Wardrop, it tells the story of the manufacture of steel in the AK Steel plants. See also List of steel producers References External links Companies formerly listed on the New York Stock Exchange American companies established in 1899 Manufacturing companies established in 1899 Manufacturing companies based in Ohio Buildings and structures in Butler County, Ohio Former components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Superfund sites in Ohio Itochu 1899 establishments in Ohio 1994 initial public offerings 2020 mergers and acquisitions American corporate subsidiaries