sneebot
Stainless
- Joined
- May 14, 2001
- Location
- Massachusetts
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The guy standing there has a prosthetic right hand and his left arm appears to be missing up to the elbow. Either a WW-2 vet. or a machine accident.
I'm not sure his hand isn't hidden by the tailstock but it's hard to say for sure.
He also appears to have pen or pencil in his right shirt pocket.
His arm does appear to be to the front of the tailstock after looking again. The pen is in his right pocket so hopefully he has his arm hidden and he lived a happy healthy life. The working conditions look pretty good. They dont appear to be sweating. A company like Taft and pierce may have paid well.
The guy standing there has a prosthetic right hand and his left arm appears to be missing up to the elbow. Either a WW-2 vet. or a machine accident.
I knew women did production during the war but they stayed on.
Taft Pierce made a lot of go , no go gauges. Tha6s precision work. They did good work
Wonder what was acceptical tolorance on a go, no go gauge.
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