Category:Paper production in the United States in World War I

Media in category "Paper production in the United States in World War I"

The following 21 files are in this category, out of 21 total.

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  Industries of War - Paper - Combination paper machine, Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wisconsin - NARA - 45488871.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.62 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Cotton hullfibres for paper. Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wisconsin - NARA - 45488873.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.95 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Kreikhefer Paper Company. Impregnating showing dip tanks overhead electric cranes and ovens - NARA - 45488881.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 20.49 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Kreikhefer Paper Company. Trimming department - NARA - 45488883.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.19 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Manufacturing cartons for U.S. Military use. Box closed. International Folding Paper Box Company, Brooklyn, New York - NARA - 45488879.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.02 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Manufacturing cartons for U.S. Military use. First stage of box in flat consition, after it has been cut and creased to proper shape. International Folding Paper Box Company, Brooklyn,(...) - NARA - 45488877.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.67 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Manufacturing war materials at the Philip Carey Manufacturing Company. Plant, Lockland, Ohio - NARA - 45488885.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 21.42 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plant. Dill and Collins Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Caustic pots for fusing caustic soda, by product of an electrolytic plant - NARA - 45488865.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 20.88 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plant. Dill and Collins Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Cell room showing 128 electrolytic cells - NARA - 45488863.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 19.38 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plant. Dill and Collins Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Electrolytic cell disassembled to show asbestos diaphragm, perforated cathode plate and graphite anodes - NARA - 45488869.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.93 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plant. Dill and Collins Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. General view of an electrolytic cell - NARA - 45488867.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 19.92 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Automatic machine room, bay factory, Hudson Falls, New York - NARA - 45488851.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 19.37 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Corner of stock room, bag factory, Hudson Falls, New York - NARA - 45488891.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.22 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Dill and Collins Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Cell room showing 128 Electrolytic cells - NARA - 45488889.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 20.38 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Machine room, bay factory, Hudson Falls, New York - NARA - 45488853.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 21.02 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Main bay factory, Hudson Falls, New York - NARA - 45488857.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 19.49 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Paper machine room in Fenimore Mills, seen from the "dry end." - NARA - 45488855.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.29 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Paper machine room in Fenimore Mills, seen from the "wet end." - NARA - 45488859.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.72 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. Trolley cars transporting paper from Fenimore Mills to Bay factory, Hudson Falls, New York - NARA - 45488887.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 19.83 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper manufacturing plants. View of Fenimore mills - NARA - 45488861.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 18.78 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Paper - Paper testing apparatus. Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wisconsin - NARA - 45488875.jpg 9,182 × 6,302; 17.61 MB