Historic Factory Production Scenes

A series of black-and-white images showcasing historic factory interiors with workers, machinery, and assembly lines. The mood reflects industrial activity and teamwork.

Interior of a textile factory, Italy, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 46, November 18, 1917.

Rousset Shoe Factory, Blois. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Varpsal.

Rengholms Factory's limited liability company.Stora machine hall. Press, lathe and drilling department.

Large hall for the test bed, where the turbine hunts l.o.7450.

Spain, 1925 (CA.). Workshop where all kinds of parts for airplanes are manufactured.

Interior of part of the machine hall at Södertäljefabriken.

Stirrup Pump Manufacture, England, UK, 1941 A wide view of workers and machinery in a workshop which produces 10,000 stirrup pumps per week.

Interior of a textile factory, Italy, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 46, November 18, 1917.

Winkler press. January 1, 1930. (Photo by Herbert Fishwick/Fairfax Media).

Industry. Italy. lombardia. novate milanese. 1920-1930.

Interior of the Drakenburgh Machinefabriek (Croeselaan 142) in Utrecht: De Draaierij.

The workshop Arctic AB. Motala. Luminaire mounting.

Welfare workshop in aircraft factory during World War. Probably in Germany.

Almedahl-Dalsjöfors AB, Holma Sörforsa. Jacquard weaving.

Tula Arms Plant, 1942, Anonymous

Victory For Canadian Workmen -- A General view in the motor assembly division of the factory. Production has been speeded to the utmost.It has been learned that mechanical transport units produced in Canadian factories played an important part in the British Victory in Egypt. These Canadian plants, with their huge assembly lines moving constantly, are turning out approximately 400 vehicles a day for British and Canadian consumption. These photographs were taken in one of the country's largest automobile factories. December 18, 1940. (Photo by ACME).

Vise. Lathe.

This 1909 photo shows the interior of a weaving room in a large cotton mill in Alabama.

Riveting the undercarriage at AB Gävle cart workshop.

The limited company Hägglund & Sons, Örnsköldsvik.Interör from the workshops.

Vintage Photograph. Assembly of the household refrigerator compressors.

Bergslagernas Railway workshop.

World War I 1914-1918: Cannon workshop, Krupp works, Essen, Ruhr, Germany, 1917. Machine shop with overhead cranes and power transmission by belt and shafting. Factory, Tools, Armaments, Weapon, Gun

B 1282, VGJ 27-29västergötland - Gothenburg Railway Motala Workshop

Women in the First World War Women's Auxiliary Army Corps: WAACs and soldiers working in a shed for the storage of spare parts at the base mechanical depot at Rouen.

Schullström & Sjöström's factory Södermanland.

The weaving at Beverate's factory, Rivetti woollen mills, Italy, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 13, April 1, 1917.

Anefo photo collection. Montages from the DAF Passenger car in Eindhoven hoof-shaped point glass line, on which the corrosion of side planting is provided. February 24, 1959. Eindhoven

Fine mechanical department Tulegatan 19, 3tr. A Blesell Dept. 1901.

Renault Plant. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

France, March 1916. World War I, ammunition production in France. Workshop in which the manufacture of grenades of different calibers is completed in one of the factories destined to supply the army with artillery projectiles.

Machine hall.

Builder: Building company Contractor, Stockholm. Kungsholm's reallärverk.

American Army ordnance repair shops at Mehun-sur-Yèvre, France, c1918-c1919. Artist: Keystone View Company

World War I 1914-1919: British women working in an armaments factory in Nottingham.

Munitions factory, London, World War I, 1914-1918. Artist: Haua

Under Fire - As a Reward- Mortar Bomb Production and Testing at J and F Pool's No 1 Works, Hayle, Cornwall, England, 1943 Workers at the small factory of J & F Pool Ltd operate lathes to bore and face the nose ends of mortar bombs. This is the first operation carried out after delivery of rough castings from the foundry. A pile of rough castings can be seen in the background, awaiting work.

Illustration showing WATERMAN'S pen factory, New York, showing machinery being powered by overhead shafts and belting 1903

Soviet Russian factory. 1965.

Drags AB. The automatic weavers.

Artillery workshop, turning shop ,.

The World Buys North Atlantic Fish.Within a few hours of landing, fish are on the first conveyor of this modern quick-freeze processing plant owned by Quayside Products Ltd. Filletters cut the flesh from the fish. Bones and offal fall on to a further conveyor and are immediately carried cut of the factory. Workers who handle the offal bins neither touch nor see the edible parts of the fish. July 11, 1951. (Photo by Central Office of Information Photograph).

Filing extension tubes

Wolseley factory interior with workers at machinery, Wolseley Motor Company was a British car manufacturer, Birmingham, 1932, England, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

Female workers in a factory, historical image, ca. 1916

Assembly of voters. LM Ericsson. Tulegatan 15-19. Stockholm in 1926.

Interior from draws clothing factories.

Four manual workers manufacturing bicycles in a factory

Engraving depicting an electrotyping room in London. Dated 19th century

San Francisco, California: c. 1910 Workers in a factory with lathes and tools powered by belt drives

The Nordic Fabrician in Oslo, Norway, 1926.

Control of stenguns in the armework site by civil and military engineers.

Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, external marina (depicted, town).Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, External War Gogs (depicted, City)

Transport path Made from the workshop share company Mekelo in Hälsingborg.

General Motors New Zealand Limited, 1930s, Wellington, by Gordon Burt, Gordon H. Burt Ltd. Gift of Holden New Zealand Limited, 1998.

Picture from photo album associated Ansgar Betulander. The Royal Telephone workshop.

Labor Inspectorate Photo Collection. 5x5 child labor. undated

Light frames in Rivetti woollen mills, Biella, Italy, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 13, April 1, 1917.

USA, Massachusetts, Springfield, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Winding field coils

Women examining shells at a factory

Cotton weaving plant for the Bernocchi company in San Vittore Olona, Italy, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 21, May 27, 1917.

AB Gävle Vagnverkstad AGV. Riveting of undercarriage.

Interior from Lindblad's velociped factory.

Stock of stoves.

Steam engines.

Famous Artist's Studio in a Bomber Factory Dame Laura Knight watches Mrs Gertrude Frecklton Mrs Betty Williams at work on a dimpling machine.

Industry during the First World War- Dublin Interior of the National Shell Factory at Parkgate Street, Dublin, during the First World War. Note the board showing the number of shells passed into bond totals per shift on the back wall.

Olivetti establishment. Ivrea. 1960.

The wire drawing workshop at Fagersta Mill, 1918.

Car engines from the Wolseley Motor Company in the Ward End Works, the factory in Birmingham, F.R. Logan, 1932 photograph Birmingham baryta paper gelatin silver print automobile Birmingham

Spinning Mill Near Rouen Menibus Co.. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Way Out Of The Red Britain's Capital Projects -- British industry, fighting to cover by increased exports the gap caused by the war in the national economy, is committed to a vast programme of capital expansion. British earning-power has to be increased; and increased especially in dollars, since an important part of our food and raw material supplies can only be bought with dollars. Europe has to be put on her own economic feet and Britain has to do her share in that too. The end of E.R.R. dollar assistance in 1952 sets a deadline for all these efforts. Cotton is still a number one priority in the British export drive. Shown is new machinery being installed in a Burnley (Lancashire) mill. October 21, 1949. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

Chocolate factory

Weaving room, Laurel cotton mill. Laurel, Mississippi. 1939. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. Mississippi , Laurel

Interior of the main workshop of the N.S. in Amersfoort: Department of Kogellagers.

Interior of Van de Bilthovensche Metaalindustrie (Rembrandtlaan 22a) in Bilthoven (municipality of De Bilt); Workshop with assembly.

High angle view of three male workers working in a glass bottle manufacturing plant

Labor Inspectorate Photo Collection. 9x12 Jan Van Arendoncks Schoenfabriek (Stokkerij) Tilburg. undated. Noord-Brabant, Tilburg

Labor Inspectorate Photo Collection. 5x5 girls cigar industry. undated

Addington Railway Workshops, Christchurch, 02 May 1898, by Francis Dutch.

Shoe Factory (USIS pix). Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Electrolysor Hall at Electrochemical AB.

Illustration depicting the printing room of the Strand Magazine. Dated 19th century

Technology, history, telephone operators, ca. 1930s, exact place unknown, Germany, Europe

Old Rags Into New Cloth- Salvage in Britain, April 1942.

A small part of the large packing room in 1931.

The Production of Clothing in Britain, 1914-1918 Workers in the stripping department in the Royal Army Clothing Department, Old Kent Road, Southwark.

08/31/1926. Agriculture in the United States: packaging of Melons in a Factory -.

General view of the machine shop in the "Shadow" Factory. First picture taken at a government aircraft "Shadow" factory. Scenes at the standard motor company's "Shadow" factory at coventry. October 26, 1937. (Photo by Topical Press).

Poll photo collection. Manufacture of varadine flushing set. Workers in the Leko factory in Utrecht. 1932. Utrecht (city)

Italy. piemonte. cuneo. industry. 1920-1930.

Interior of the N.V. Drukkerij v/h L.E. Bosch & Zn. (Publisher of ao Het Utrechtsch Dagblad, Oudegracht 172-176) in Utrecht: Handzetterij.

Interior of the Sva SJ main workshop. The old one who was located at Nils Erikssonsplatsen in Gothenburg

Rotary in the surface factory

Textile Mill in Lille (Craven's Pix). Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Everyday Life at a Ministry of Supply Shell Filling Factory, England, UK, 1941 Rows of female munitions workers assemble fuzes at this filling factory. In the front row, on the right hand side, is the 'new recruit', who is the main focus of this sequence of photographs.

English women finishing a 9.2 shell

Electric machines. Modern series manufacturing of light bulbs.Seri work includes: melting, pumping, vaccum control, socking, soldering, burning, trimming, stamping, final control and gasket.

Industrial washroom, Spinasse house, rue de Charenton, 12th arrondissement, Paris. Industrial washroom, Spinasse house, rue de Charenton, 12th arrondissement, Paris. Anonymous photography. Draw at gelatino bromide of silver. 1943.

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