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Main :  Lord Halifax, M.M. Gilman and George Christopher inspecting crankshaft for Packard 1350 h.p. marine

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Lord Halifax, M.M. Gilman and George Christopher inspecting crankshaft for Packard 1350 h.p. marine
Lord Halifax, M.M. Gilman and George Christopher inspecting crankshaft for Packard 1350 h.p. marineUpdated
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View of Viscount Lord Halifax, M.M. Gilman and George Christopher inspecting crankshaft for Packard 1350 h.p. marine engine. Label on back: "President M.M. Gilman, Lord Halifax and George Christopher, vice president of Packard, inspect a crankshaft assembly in the Packard marine engine division. Here Packard manufactures a 1350 horsepower, aviation-type, gasoline engine of its own design for the surface torpedo boats of the United States, Great Britain and Canada."

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