A man demonstrates assembling of a standard dodge motor at Camp Holabird in Maryland, United States. Cut section of a dodge motor kept on a test bench. Gears and spindle of the motor can be seen. Worker installs spark plugs and priming corks and fastens them with tools.
A man demonstrates assembling of a standard dodge motor at Camp Holabird in Maryland, United States. Worker drags dodge motor on a work bench. Worker stands near a work bench which is cluttered and unorganized. He arranges the tools and equipment and various machine in parts. He attaches spark plug, fastens it and checks the connections.
A man demonstrates assembling of a standard dodge motor at Camp Holabird in Maryland, United States. He attaches dodge motor to a generator, fastens it with spanner and fixes support clamps. He assembles whole system assembly, and fastens the bolts.
Men demonstrate assembling of a standard Dodge engine at Camp Holabird in Maryland, United States. Workers work on assembling a dodge motor kept on a work bench. Placing it on bench, aligning gears. Workers attach the crankshaft, install generator valves and pistons, the head, main bearings, distributor, manifold transmission and clutch. They place the head to cover whole assembly and fasten screws.
German dirigible Graf Zeppelin during its flight over New York, United States. Graf Zeppelin written on the nose seen during its flight. The cabin windows. Low winged single engine airplanes escort the dirigible. It sails over the Statue of Liberty. Crowd on streets and house tops wave greetings to the dirigible sailing overhead. Graf Zeppelin sails over New York buildings and the Manhattan bridge,
German dirigible Graf Zeppelin during its flight to New Jersey, United States. Graf Zeppelin reaches Lakehurst in New Jersey after flight of more than 5000 miles. The dirigible during its flight in sky. Naval captain reads message and the radio man at the navy wireless control station. A big crowd looks at the dirigible awaiting since dawn. Graf Zeppelin drops its handling lines to the awaiting ground crews. It sails over the landing site.
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