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Subcontracting (Wilbarger and Sons). A time limit of seven days was set for turning out of 180 of these pins for the Navy, later extended to ten days. Wilbarger and Sons, Harrisonburg, Virginia, put in a day and a half designing and preparing a special jig; in another day and a half they had finishe
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Subcontracting (Wilbarger and Sons). A time limit of seven days was set for turning out of 180 of these pins for the Navy, later extended to ten days. Wilbarger and Sons, Harrisonburg, Virginia, put in a day and a half designing and preparing a special jig; in another day and a half they had finishe

United States. Office For Emergency Management · 1941-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineSubcontracting (Wilbarger and Sons). A time limit of seven days was set for turning out of 180 of these pins for the Navy, later extended to ten days. Wilbarger and Sons, Harrisonburg, Virginia, put i. 1941-01-01. United States. Office For Emergency Management. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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