The Atwater Kent radio factory, owned by Arthur Atwater Kent, was the largest maker of radios in the United States in the 1920s. This set of photos of work at the facility is from National Photo. The first two show Mr. Kent himself observing various facets of work at the factory. Mary Ramsey starting assembly of set, 1925 Philadelphia factory, 1925 First loud speaker operation pressing from flat piece of metal, 1925 Radio set assembling room, 1925 Shaping bell for loudspeaker, 1925 Winding transformer coils, 1925
D 10433. Mrs Irene Stacey at her workbench in a factory somewhere in Bristol.
Q 109876. A female employee of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway in the Chief Mechanical Engineers Department at Horwich Works near Bolton operating a three spindle drilling machine in a machine shop 15th May 1917
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Q 20098. A female worker operating a magazine drilling plate at the shipbuilding yard of the Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson Wallsend.
Drefach Felindre, Carmarthenshire, Wales
Seldom seen in the UK the WF2 and WF3 milling machines were made by Mikron in the 1970s and 80s. These superb universal milling machines feature sliding quill vertical head, 12 spindle speeds through gearbox and two speed motor and powered feeds with rapids to all three axes provided through independently driven gearbox. The WF2 […]
Photographs showing the workers of the Leys Malleable Castings Company in Twenties and Thirties Derby were discovered in the city's Local Studies Library.
Radial drill press
Q 54634. A female worker drilling holes in a switchgear frame for an aeroplane in a British aircraft factory.
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