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ARCHIVED - Canadian War Industry during the Second World War

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Industries

Clothing factories producing army uniforms as well as those supplied to Japanese-Canadian internment prisoners

Men cut layers of cloth piled out and ready for marking patterns
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Men sort and pack finished Canadian Army uniforms in large clothing manufacturer's factory in preparation for shipping to Army headquarters
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Woman sorts out Army uniforms for shipment to Army stores
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Man guides automatic cloth cutter through numerous layers of khaki cloth in pattern of chalk-outlined Canadian army uniform
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Female workers manufacturing military uniforms, Toronto, Ont
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Men pressing Canadian Army uniforms in large clothing factory
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