Long Branch factory website.

[philthygeezer]

http://www.pbase.com/mrclark/long_branch_factory&view=tree

Lots of scanned docs, pics etc.

Wonderful!

 

[sgmacken]

Those are some amazing pics! Thanks for posting this.

 

[sunray]

The guy needs to change the colour of the text.

 

[Keller]

Thanks for posting!

It's nice to see the pride that our beloved No.4 Mk1*'s were made with. I love both my No.4's a little bit more now.

PS - I'm pretty sure that's my rifle in that one picture.

 

[SUB MOA]

That area used be my "backyard" and play area as a kid. Thanks for the post.

 

[armourbearer]

Great link! THANKS.

 

[old hound]

yes. Thanks for sharing that.

 

[PEI ROB]

Tagged for later. Right now I'm in a hotel with an absolutely horribly internet speed.

 

[tekarra]

Thank you for the link, it is fantastic.

 

[Hawkshadow]

Tagged for interest. It also has pictures of the Inglis plant. I just recently learned that my great grandfather died there of a heart attack on the production floor in 1945.

 

[Applefarmer]

baby blue doesn't work.

 

[MRCLARK]

The guy needs to change the colour of the text.

here try this instead http://www.pbase.com/mrclark/root he must have hit tree view. Ive had this site up and running for almost 10 years now I think. The only thing standing at Inglis now is the AR Williams building and the red clay brick. Condo's have prevailed once again instead of history.

Long branch? well we all know its fate, gone one small building still stands and the last time I was there it was some metro police facility.

glad you liked the photos

 

[Skippy]

The photos labled "Long Branch Employee's Collection" are a bunch of ones I scanned out of my grandmother's scrapbook. She worked there from 1941-1946, inspecting and stamping receivers.