Artillery and howitzers being towed by a number of trucks, passing through Nantes, France on way to the front during World War I. American and French soldiers standing by. Parked treaded tractors in a line on a roadside with U.S. soldiers in them. Officers on horse carts. Supplies stacked beside a railroad track. U.S. cavalry soldiers emerge from woods on running horses.
World War I Artillery munitions stacked at a factory in the Gironde Estuary region of France. Number of covered French 155 mm howitzers parked in order. Workers remove wheels from the Howitzer. The French 155 mm Howitzers loaded with the help of cranes or derricks onto a freighter in the Gironde River (estuary).
Industrial crane in operation on bank of river at Ford Motor Plant in Michigan. A number of Ford plant buildings. Vehicles driven in front of the buildings.
Vehicle on dirt road. The driver parks the car, gets out and checks location at crossroads. He ties a white flag to a line visible from the road. Convoy of automobiles along rural road. Dust as vehicles driven in a line on dirt road.
Ford automobile with skis in place of front wheels is driven along a snow covered mountain road. The vehicle has two sets of rear wheels.
Early Ford model of dump truck loaded with gravel drives up to a road under construction. The vehicle unloads gravel on the roadway. Workers spread gravel on road with shovel.
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