All vessels had six watertight compartments. Steel plates and frameworks were used, bolted into position, and fastened together by iron rivets. The hulls were constructed on two cradles. This image shows the skeleton of the Loeben, the fifth ship to be finished. built 12 minesweepers for the French Navy. Acc 'Original caption: Minesweeper Construction at Can Car, 1918 Date: 29 July 1918 Description: During the First World War, Fort William’s Canadian Car and Foundry Co. The stern frame was made of one piece of pure annealed cast steel and the rudder of the double plate type built up frame.
'Original caption: Minesweeper Construction at Can Car, 1918 Date: 29 July 1918 Description: During the First World War, Fort William’s Canadian Car and Foundry Co. One each for: almonds, annis seed, cacao, cinnamon, cloves, fenel, mace, millet, pepper, pimento, raisins, rice, saffron, sape, vermicelle (one drawer not labelled) two free-standing barrels Against the back wall, a cabinet with shelves and partitions and 16 drawers (-2b -2l) each with a gold painted knob and handwritten paper label.
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One each for: almonds, annis seed, cacao, cinnamon, cloves, fenel, mace, millet, pepper, pimento, raisins, rice, saffron, sape, vermicelle (one drawer not labelled) two free-standing barrels Model of grocery store, wood brass sheets, cast steel with knotted rope (scale), Miniature of a store made with solid back and two sidewalls, front panels showing two painted windows and central opening for doorway with 'Grocery Stores' above it. Model of grocery store, wood brass sheets, cast steel with knotted rope (scale), Miniature of a store made with solid back and two sidewalls, front panels showing two painted windows and central opening for doorway with 'Grocery Stores' above it.
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