The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 THE LIMITS REQUIRED BY THE CHECKING GEAR IN FOREGROUND. (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. CHECKING STRAIGHTNESS OF A 2-PDR., ANTI-TANK GUN BARREL. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
GENERAL MOTORS: A BATCH OF 2-PDR. ANTI TANK GUNS READY FOR THE PROOF RANGE. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
Woodville. Technicians checking the accuracy of barrels for 2 pounder anti tank guns manufactured at the General Motors Holden's plant.
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. 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).
