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Fuzhou Arsenal under construction, Fujian Province, China, 1867-1871Workers carrying a gun manufactured at Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, circa 1890
Fuzhou Arsenal under construction, Fujian Province, China, 1867-1871Workers carrying a gun manufactured at Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, circa 1890
Portrait of Winston Churchill of the UK South African Light Horse regiment, Jan-Jul 1900Entrance of the Hubei Arsenal, China, 1894-1908
Portrait of Winston Churchill of the UK South African Light Horse regiment, Jan-Jul 1900Entrance of the Hubei Arsenal, China, 1894-1908
USS Idaho in the Hudson River off Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States, 1909Hanyang Arsenal, Hubei Province, China, circa 1930s
USS Idaho in the Hudson River off Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States, 1909Hanyang Arsenal, Hubei Province, China, circa 1930s
George Patton riding the steeplechase horse Wooltex, 1914Ordnance QF 4.5 inch Howitzer being pulled by horses, Moascar, Egypt, 1915-1916
George Patton riding the steeplechase horse Wooltex, 1914Ordnance QF 4.5 inch Howitzer being pulled by horses, Moascar, Egypt, 1915-1916
Tenryu under construction, Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, Japan, 1919
Tenryu under construction, Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, Japan, 1919'Nurses Hamlet' at US Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1920s
Transverse diagram of a main battery 14-inch gun turret for the Tennessee-class of US battleshipsSaratoga
Transverse diagram of a main battery 14-inch gun turret for the Tennessee-class of US battleshipsSaratoga's incomplete hull at New York Shipbuilding Company shipyard, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 30 Sep 1921, photo 1 of 2
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Saratoga's incomplete hull at New York Shipbuilding Company shipyard, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 30 Sep 1921, photo 2 of 2Saratoga's stern plates while under construction, seen from starboard, extending out over the Delaware River, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 30 Sep 1921
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Saratoga's incomplete hull at New York Shipbuilding Company shipyard, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 28 Feb 1922Saratoga's incomplete hull at New York Shipbuilding Company shipyard, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 8 Mar 1922, photo 1 of 3
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Saratoga's incomplete hull at New York Shipbuilding Company shipyard, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 8 Mar 1922, photo 2 of 3Saratoga's incomplete hull at New York Shipbuilding Company shipyard, Camden, New Jersey, United States, 8 Mar 1922, photo 3 of 3
Aerial view of Yokosuka Naval Arsenal days after the Great Kanto Earthquake, 3 or 4 Sep 1923; note mid-conversion Amagi, which would be scrapped in the following year due to earthquake damageAerial view of Yokosuka Naval Arsenal several days after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, 3 or 4 Sep 1923; note battlecruiser Amagi in drydock
Aerial view of Yokosuka Naval Arsenal days after the Great Kanto Earthquake, 3 or 4 Sep 1923; note mid-conversion Amagi, which would be scrapped in the following year due to earthquake damageAerial view of Yokosuka Naval Arsenal several days after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, 3 or 4 Sep 1923; note battlecruiser Amagi in drydock

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