The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
GENERAL MOTORS. CHECKING STRAIGHTNESS OF A 2-PDR., ANTI-TANK GUN BARREL. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
GENERAL MOTORS: AFTER ACCURATE MACHINING ON GIANT LATHES, BARRELS FOR 2-PDR., ANTI-TANK GUNS ARE STRAIGHTENED IN THIS AUSTRALIAN MADE HYDRAULIC PRESS. A PRESSURE OF 200 TONS BRINGS THE BARREL WITHIN T
GENERAL MOTORS: A BATCH OF 2-PDR. ANTI TANK GUNS READY FOR THE PROOF RANGE. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
GENERAL MOTORS. INSPECTING TRAVERSING GEARS OF 2-PDR. ANTI-TANK GUNS, PRIOR TO DELIVERY TO MAIN GUN CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY LINE. THIS ITEM IS ONE OF THE 16 MAJOR SUB-ASSEMBLIES. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
GENERAL MOTORS: MILWAUKEE UNIVERSAL MILLING, MACHINE, ONE OF THE HUNDREDS OF U.S. BUILT MACHINES USED BY AUSTRALIA IN THE PRODUCTION OF 2 - PDR., ANTI TANK GUNS. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
GENERAL MOTORS FACTORY. AFTER ACCURATE MACHINING ON GIANT LATHES, BARRELS FOR THE 2 POUNDER ANTI TANK GUN ARE STRAIGHTENED IN THIS AUSTRALIAN MADE HYDRAULIC PRESS. A PRESSURE OF 200 TONS BRINGS THE BA
GENERAL MOTORS FACTORY. GIRLS (WOMEN) ASSIST MEN IN THE MANUFACTURE OF 2 POUNDER ANTI TANK GUNS. THIS WOMAN IS LOWERING AN ORDNANCE PLATFORM ONTO A GUN CARRIAGE. (PHOTOGRAPHER EDWARD CRANSTONE)
