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Trimmers Shop, Iron and Steel Foundry, Woolwich Arsenal

View of the trimmers shop in the iron and steel foundry, Woolwich Arsenal, south east London, for the trimming and grinding of shells of all sizes. Date: circa 1905

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This evocative photograph offers a glimpse into the inner workings of the Trimmers Shop at the Iron and Steel Foundry of Woolwich Arsenal, south east London, circa 1905. The Edwardian-era image captures the large, dimly lit room filled with an array of shells of various sizes, ready to be trimmed and ground. The trimmers, dressed in protective clothing, are seen meticulously working on the shells, ensuring the precise dimensions and finishes required for military armament. The Iron and Steel Foundry was a pivotal part of the Woolwich Arsenal, a significant military complex that produced artillery and other military equipment for the British Army. The foundry was responsible for the manufacture and production of shells, which were then transported to various armouries and military bases for use in artillery pieces. The Trimmers Shop was a crucial part of the production process, as the shells needed to be carefully trimmed and ground to ensure they fit perfectly into the gun barrels. The trimmers used a combination of hand tools and machinery to achieve the necessary precision, a testament to the skilled labour and craftsmanship that went into the production of military equipment during this era. The photograph provides a fascinating insight into the history of military industry and manufacture, offering a glimpse into the intricacies of the production process that ensured the British Army was equipped with the best possible weapons and artillery during the early 20th century.

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