- CA RBD MSG 1080-1-8
- Part
- 1944
Contains views of sections and departments, workers, aircraft parts including hand punch, cabin chairs, ribs and forming block.
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Contains views of sections and departments, workers, aircraft parts including hand punch, cabin chairs, ribs and forming block.
Contains views of the interior of the plant including Forming Department, Stabilizer Assembly, Master Mechanic's Department, Inspection View Room, Engineering Department, Planning Department, Material Control, Stores Department Office, Production Office.
Plant Photographs -- Turcot, Dominion, Longue Pointe, Point St. Charles
Contains views of exteriors and interiors of plants.
Aeronautical Division, Pointe St. Charles Plant, Montreal
Contains views of twin mounting H.A. naval gun cradle, anti-tank recoil system, cafeteria kitchen and staff, bonded stores, Assembly and Testing Dept. Main Shop.
Contains views of construction of the building interiors including shot blast pit, pouring concrete floors, roofs, steelwork, tank pit, etc.
Canadian Steel Foundries, CSF. 241-CSF. 313
Contains views of Montreal and Toronto tramways, tracks and work on tracks of intersections, magnesium-steel layouts of tracks, case steel truck columns, car barn.
Plant Photographs -- Amherst, Brantford, Welland & Fort William
Contains views of exteriors of plants, foundries, office buildings, car shops; interiors showing tanks and controls, cutting equipment, erecting tracks, workers.
Contains views of factory interiors, progress of construction, conditions of work, conditions of sewer lines, exterior views of machine shops, steel work, etc.
Contains views of Fort William and other plants, plant exteriors, naval rockets and other weaponry, tank cars, boxcars from Exhibitions.
The Miller and his Men, a drama by Isaac Pocock
Two copies of a typed list of the characters and list of scenes for "The Miller and his Men" by Isaac Pocock, with 8 colour scenes from "Webb's Scenes in the Miller and his Men" (no. 2, 5-11). The typed lists attribute scenery and costumes to W. Webb, "late of 146 Old Street, St. Luke's."