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A Pneumatic Riveter Cutting Portholes in the Side of a Liner, c1930
A Pneumatic Riveter Cutting Portholes in the Side of a Liner, c1930. From " The Wonder Book of Engineering Wonders", edited by Harry Golding. [Ward, Lock & Co. Limited, London and Melbourne]
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Media ID 19044648
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Civil Engineering Construction Cutting Drill Golding Harry Harry Golding John Brown And Co John Brown And Company John Brown And Company1 Porthole Rivetting Shipping Industry Shipyard The Wonder Book Of Engineering Wonders Ward Lock And Ward Lock And Co Pneumatic Drill
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This print captures a moment of intense industrial activity in the 1930s. The image showcases a pneumatic riveter at work, cutting portholes into the side of a majestic liner. Taken from "The Wonder Book of Engineering Wonders" edited by Harry Golding, this photograph offers a glimpse into the world of civil engineering and construction during that era. In this bustling shipyard scene, we see a determined man operating the powerful tool with precision and skill. Surrounded by fellow workers and machinery, he stands as a symbol of British industry and craftsmanship. The monochrome aesthetic adds to the timeless quality of this image, emphasizing both its historical significance and artistic appeal. The composition highlights the contrast between human labor and mechanical innovation. As sparks fly from the drill's contact with metal, it is evident that every stroke contributes to shaping these vessels that would traverse oceans for decades to come. This snapshot freezes an ordinary day in extraordinary times—a testament to progress within Britain's shipping industry. Preserved through time by Ward Lock & Co. , this print serves as an invaluable piece of literature on engineering wonders. It reminds us not only of our past achievements but also inspires future generations to continue pushing boundaries in pursuit of excellence in construction and design.
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