Posted on 08/29/2012 5:08:42 PM PDT by smokingfrog
Nothing in this world like a natural woman who has not been enhanced. These plastic women of today suck!
In 1980 I bought a Datsun from an old black lady. For some reason she mentioned that she had worked at an ammunition factory in the war. I asked what she did. She said she loaded 45 ball, then 30-06 tracer, and finally 37mm HE.
I never noticed the Mein Kampf underneath her foot before.
The shop where I was a machinist had rooms full of those wartime machines that we used making aircraft parts. They all had a tag or casting that said something about how they conformed to War Production Board finish. I guess they didn't have to polish up the exterior parts during the war, only the ways and beds and working parts. Those machines still held tolerance and cranked out the parts. One of the turret lathes in a picture looks like one I ran.
Norma Jean something-or-other?
Marilyn Monroe....
Rita Hayworth?
World War II ‘Rosies’ pictures: http://pinterest.com/historybyzim/world-war-ii-rosies/
Bertha Stallworth, 21, inspects 40mm artillery cartridges at Frankford Arsenal during WWII.
She said she was in northern Virginia, I believe.
I was a welder as a child/young adult.
But a tie?
No gloves? LOL
and where is the jig layout?
Free form? LoL?!!
That’s an art school, not a job!
At least the one Gomer has a hat. LoL!
That piece she’s cutting off is going to smash someone’s fingers or land on a foot.
Big time.
See #47
This brunette thanks you.
What a gal!!!! You go doll face!
Those elegant Gerstner craftsman-style tool chests have a mirror mounted on the underside of the lid. Orignally these were for emergency use in removing metal chips from the owner's eye. That happened to my Dad when he worked in the Rock Island shops in the 1920s.
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