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More than 100,000 of these 500-pound aerial bombs are produced in Canada annually, says the caption
More than 100,000 of these 500-pound aerial bombs are produced in Canada annually, says the caption

More than 100,000 of these 500-pound aerial bombs are produced in Canada annually, says the caption

Date1/1/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: More than 100;000 of these 500-pound aerial bombs are produced in Canada annually; says the caption. With it are Aircraftman J. K. McConnell and Violet Robbins. Through these exhibits at the Royal York hotel; U.S. advertisers get some idea of the extent of Canada's industrial war effort.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019341F
Miniature bombs held by Miss Vivian Baker at Piat, projectiles similar to those used by Canada's new V
Miniature bombs held by Miss Vivian Baker at Piat, projectiles similar to those used by Canada's new V
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Heaving cases for future robot bombs requires brawn and muscle
Heaving cases for future robot bombs requires brawn and muscle
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n.d.
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It's a sacrifice, but war calls for sacrifice and an all-out effort says Mrs
It's a sacrifice, but war calls for sacrifice and an all-out effort says Mrs
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Somewhere in Quebec they're turning out these Chicago pianos Canadian warships and from the Canadian army that has waited ne More and more, Quebec wo(...)
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