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Making gun barrels: steam hammer

Making gun barrels: steam hammer

Victorian illustration to download showing a gun barrel factory. A workman has hoisted a mass of molten metal on to an anvil, where it is struck by a steam hammer to form the metal into a bar. The man wears goggles to protect his eyes, an apron, and sturdy knee-length boots.

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Picture: ST216
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