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    Blacksmith shop at Walsh Island Dockyard and Engineering Works. New South Wales, Australia, 1916.

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    Blacksmith shop at Walsh Island Dockyard and Engineering Works. New South Wales, Australia, 1916.
    Those look like steam power hammers by the pipes running in at the top. Great Picture of the shop and the faces on the crew all look happy!!

    Thanks Jon, another fabulous vintage find!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PJs View Post
    Those look like steam power hammers by the pipes running in at the top. Great Picture of the shop and the faces on the crew all look happy!!

    Thanks Jon, another fabulous vintage find!

    PJ
    Hey PJ, I remember those days also. The guys were mostly happy to be at work, doing stuff that they enjoyed and being proud at the end of the day for getting it done like it should be. We worked our butts off and earned every penny we got. There were projects that were amazing to see at the end of it all and there were a lot of folks standing there with that smile. They all felt that they were a part of something good. Hard to explain, but that smile says it all.

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