Foundry / What the Ocean Hides: Shark Fishing

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Foundry / What the Ocean Hides: Shark Fishing Produced: 1921

Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Metal cutting machinery in operation - metal shaping machinery in operation metal drilling machinery in operation - metal tempering furnace - work dock - crane unloading ship - furnace - molten metal flowing out - views of foundry exterior - river - waterfront - railroad bridge - railroad tracks in valley - bridge across valley. [1921] b. Small fishing boat at dock, crew unloading sharks with block and tackle - tannery interior - hides removed from vat - pressing tanned sharkskin - leather hanging from racks - workers cutting leather - machine softening cut pieces of leather - hands of workers fashioning billfolds - fishing boat, crew throws net over side - shore from boat - views of boats - hauling sharks and turtle aboard using block and tackle - unloading sharks at dock using block and tackle - pile of sharks on dock - workers skin sharks, flesh the hides - fisherman setting net from boat - hauling shark aboard boat - pile of shark fins - fishing boats at dock. [1919]

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