A Visit to Messrs. Kynoch's War Munition Factory. 1915.

for Sale is a Full Page removed from " The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, July 31st, 1915," showing the Following 9 Photographs from "A Visit to Messrs. Kynoch's War Munition Factory."

   a- Inspecting the interior of 18-pounder quickfiring cases for possible defects.
   b- annealing Rifle-Cartridge cases.
   c- examining finished Rifle-Cartridge Bullets.- The Tubs shown in picture are full of bullets awaiting Examination.
   d- Chronometer for Registering Velocity of Bullets Fired from Cartridges.
   e- Packing .303 Rifle Cartridges.
   f- Loading .303 Cartridge Cases with Cordite.
   g- Cutting and Cupping Metal Blanks from Strip Metal-This is the first process in the Drawing of .303 Rifle Cartridges Cases.
   h- Examining .303 Rifle Cartridge Bullets.
   i- Marking 18-pounder Quickfiring Cases.

Conditon is Very Good.