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    Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in America
    Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in America
    Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in America
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    Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in America

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    Release dateSep 16, 2022
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      Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in America - Joseph Pennell

      Joseph Pennell

      Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in America

      EAN 8596547375234

      DigiCat, 2022

      Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

      Table of Contents

      INTRODUCTION—MY LITHOGRAPHS OF WAR WORK

      I THE KEEL

      II UNDER THE SHED

      III THE ARMOR PLATE PRESS

      IV IN THE LAND OF BROBDIGNAG: THE ARMOR PLATE BENDING PRESS

      V BUILDING THE BATTLE SHIP

      VI MAKING A TURBINE ENGINE

      VII MAKING PROPELLER BLADES

      VIII THE PROW

      IX READY TO START

      X THE COLLIER

      XI BUILDING SUBMARINE CHASERS

      XII BUILDING DESTROYERS. NO. ONE

      XIII BUILDING DESTROYERS. NO. TWO

      XIV IN THE DRY DOCK

      XV THE OLD AND THE NEW

      XVI SUBMARINES IN DRY DOCK

      XVII THE TRANSPORTS

      XVIII READY FOR SERVICE AGAIN

      XIX THE BALLOON SHED

      XX THE LARKS

      XXI MAKING RIFLES

      XXII THE FORGES

      XXIII CASTING SHELLS

      XXIV FORGING SHELLS: THE SLAVES OF THE WHEEL

      XXV THE WHITE AND THE BLACK HAMMERS

      XXVI SHELL FACTORY NO. TWO: FROM SHOP TO SHOP

      XXVII SHAPING A GUN FROM AN INGOT

      XXVIII THE GUN PIT. NO. ONE

      XXIX THE GUN PIT. NO. TWO

      XXX THE GUN FACTORY

      XXXI THE BIGGEST LATHE IN THE WORLD

      XXXII THE GUN TESTING GROUND

      XXXIII THE RIVETERS

      XXXIV BUILDING ENGINES FOR THE ALLIES

      XXXV THE FLYING LOCOMOTIVE

      XXXVI THE CAMP: THE NEW ARCHITECTURE

      INTRODUCTION—MY LITHOGRAPHS OF WAR WORK

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