Manufacturing of Italian ammunition during World War I. Gun turrets machine being tooled by men at an ammunition plant in Italy. Men and women work at the plant to manufacture weapons. Guns mounted on tripods. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Manufacturing of Italian ammunition during World War I. Trench mortar shells manufactured at an ammunition plant in Italy. Shells lined up on the ground and welded. Workers clear openings for explosives in the shells, then fill them with gunpowder and tamp them using wooden mallets. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Manufacturing of Italian munitions during World War I. Women work on machines as they manufacture shells at an ammunition plant. Men operate machines as shells remain piled up. Women perform machining operations and arrange shells in racks. Shells and powder charges weighed as women pack powder charges. Shells processed on a machine. Men wearing mask as they perform a phase of shell assembly. Shells inspected by men and prepared for shipment. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Manufacturing of Italian ammunition during World War I. A group of munitions workers pose for picture. They are mostly women and children but include some men. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Manufacturing of aircraft at the Pomilio production plant in Turin, Italy, during World War 1. Workers produce airframes, wings, fuselages, etc. Aircraft engine on test stand. Biplanes are seen in various stages of construction, including workers standing near a Pomilio C or Pomilio D aircraft. Completed Caproni CA.52 triwing bomber shown parked on an airfield.
Henry Ford with a baby. The baby sits on a blanket in a lawn and plays. Henry Ford comes in and plays with the kid. The baby sits on a table as Henry Ford plays with him. Other family members also join him and play with the baby.