Workers at Midvale Steel & Ordnance Company in Eddystone, PA are seen dipping gun stocks in oil as a preservation method. The photograph was taken by photographer N. McDonald on April 16, 1918. This image showcases the gun manufacturing process during World War I.

Workers at Midvale Steel & Ordnance Company in Eddystone, PA are seen dipping gun stocks in oil as a preservation method. The photograph was taken by photographer N. McDonald on April 16, 1918. This image showcases the gun manufacturing process during World War I.
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