The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One of the many girls employed in the production of military tents at work on the sewing machine at the Woodville General Motors Holden motor body building plant.
Woodville. Female workers at the General Motors Holden plant, using extended arm sewing machines to manufacture Army tents for the Australian services. These machines were formerly used in the making
Woodville. A technician controlling a hoist carrying a 2 pounder anti tank gun barrel fitted with a breech block to the next assembly point during manufacture at the General Motors Holden plant.
The work depicts the press shop at General Motors Holden, Woodville, SA, with the big Hamilton press and other presses being used for aircraft work.
Aircraft petrol tanks being made by General Motors Holden at Woodville, South Australia. Here tanks are being washed in a hot bath. The men are at work in a high roofed workshop filled with various
This Australian Second World War poster was created by General Motors Holden in 1941 - likely for use in one of their factories. During the war, GMH re-tooled many of their production facilities, prod
Woodville. Technicians checking the accuracy of barrels for 2 pounder anti tank guns manufactured at the General Motors Holden's plant.
