File:MunitionsWorkersToronto.jpg
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English: Female workers Agnes Apostle of Dauphin, Manitoba and Joyce Horne of Toronto, Ontario conduct a final assembly of a 9 m.m. semi-automatic pistol destined for China at the John Inglis Co. munitions plant. Toronto, Canada
Français : À la fabrique de munitions John Inglis Co., les ouvrières Agnes Apostle de Dauphin (Manitoba) et Joyce Horne de Toronto (Ontario) effectuent un dernier assemblage d'un pistolet semi-automatique de 9 mm pour expédition en Chine. Toronto (Canada). |
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| Author | Ronny Jaques / Office national du film du Canada. Photothèque./National Film Board of Canada. Still Photography Division. | |||
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Copyright expired. As a pre-1946 Canadian image, also public domain in the United States. |
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Category:1944 in Toronto
Category:April 1944 in Canada
Category:Canada in World War II in 1944
Category:Factory workers in Canada
Category:Female people with pistols
Category:Historic images of women in Toronto
Category:Images from Library and Archives Canada
Category:Images from National Film Board of Canada
Category:Inglis HP
Category:John Inglis and Company
Category:Military industry in Canada in World War II
Category:Munitionnettes
Category:PD-US missing SDC copyright status
Category:PD-old missing SDC copyright status
Category:PD Canada
Category:PD US
Category:Photographs by Ronny Jaques
Category:Women at work in Canada in World War II
Category:Women manufacturing weapons in World War II
Category:Workers in Ontario



