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"Directory of Manufacturers in Engineering and Allied Trades"


John Gilinsky

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Great Britain. Department of Engineering, Ministry of Munitions ( comp. )

"Directory of Manufacturers in Engineering and Allied Trades."  

London, Eng. [ nd. ? ]

( circa 1918 or 1919? ) 

? , 762 numbered pages, ?

Online page by page in jpg format found here: see attached file screenshot.

QUESTION and Request:

 

Does anyone have an original complete copy of the book?

Does anyone have a complete single pdf file of the book that they may graciously allow to be posted on the GWF and / or elsewhere?

 

Does anyone know of any very similar Great War or WW1 War munitions directories for

a     general comprehensive

b     national

c     regional, provincial, county, city

d     specialized such as Aviation, ships, automobiles, medical supplies including drugs,

Huts, hospital construction,

....

Tanks!

John Gilinsky

Toronto

Canada

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Can you posta lnkplease, i find it hard toread in the small print.

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Copy carefully the url or better yet Google for Grace's Guide to British Industrial History and using the website search box put in Directory 1918.

John

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The entire document is on Grace's Guide.  Each page is a separate pdf, which is a pain but it's still usable - in fact I use it regularly.  There is a paper copy at The National Archives at Kew, but so far as I'm aware, the TNA have not digitised it. 

So far as tanks are concerned, this is my area of research and I have a very long list of component manufacturers.  

Gwyn 

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Tx Sidearm but the online version is in jpg format NOT pdf meaning you need to convert jog to pdf for OCR.  Do you know the TNA call number if the paper copy is in their TNALibrary rather than the archives OR is their copy in most likely the MUN series?

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20 hours ago, John Gilinsky said:

Tx Sidearm but the online version is in jpg format NOT pdf meaning you need to convert jog to pdf for OCR.  Do you know the TNA call number if the paper copy is in their TNALibrary rather than the archives OR is their copy in most likely the MUN series?

Apologies, I was mistaken about pdf/jpg. Either way what's on Graces Guide is usable. I should know, a few years ago I went through every page in detail.

Gwyn 

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