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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Home Front Factories - Metropolitan Vickers 1899-1949 While looking for some information on a Goliath-like vehicle produced by them I pottered onto this Digital facsimile of a book given to employees to mark 50 years in business: Interesting stuff if industrial/Technical history is sometimes your thing and you don't mind a bit of contemporary PR. The 'War Years' chapter has much on the wide range of military products, from undercarriages & UXB sterilisers to navigation equipment & the first Radar transmitters (and all points between). Also a good deal on the 'social history of the company at war, air raid precautions etc. Cheers, Adam.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | In a Similar vein, a comprehensive history of Baker Perkins's Westwood Works at Peterborough during WW2, with some great home front photographs, from 6pdr to mobile bakery production, Westwood Works in World War 2 Another example of the astonishing adaptability demonstrated by industry of the period.
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