Detroit, Michigan. Scrap collected for salvage at a rally sponsored by the Work Projects Administration (WPA) at the state fairgrounds Physical description:; 4 x 5 inches or smaller. Notes: Transfer; United States. Office of War Information. Overseas Picture Division. Washington

Salvage. Farm scrap. Scrap today, armaments tomorrow. Collected from dozens of Michigan farms, this pile of valuable scrap metal awaits transport to a steel mill where it will be melted down into weapons for America's fighting men

Salvage. Scrap for steel mills. Outworn metal articles of every kind lie in a neighborhood junkyard pending segregation and shipment to a steel mill where this valuable scrap will be processed into war materials

Washington, D.C. Scrap salvage campaign, Victory Program. Wholesale junkyard Creator(s): Collins, Marjory, 1912-1985, photographer Date Created/Published: 1942 May. Medium:; 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches or smaller.)

LC-USW3-16160-C (21362693116)

Salvage. Farm scrap. Scrap today, armaments tomorrow. Collected from dozens of Michigan farms, this pile of old and broken mowers, cultivators, bedsprings, kitchen sinks, milk cans, etc., awaits transport to a steel mill where the scrap will be melted down to make war weapons for America's fighting

Salvage. Scrap for steel mills. To feed the nation's munitions furnaces, tons of scrap from America's attics and basements are collected every day. Here a junk dealer unloads his truck in a central depot, where the scrap will be segregated and graded for shipment to steel mills (Carnegie Steel, Chic

Salvage. Scrap for steel mills. Graded scrap metal, collected from Midwest homes and farms, is received at a Chicago steel mill where it will be processed into weapons of war

Salvage. Farm scrap. Hay rakes, farm wheels, hot-water tanks and auto springs long past their prime are contributed by Michigan farmers to the scrap-collection drive. All the scrap metal which America's farmers can no longer use, will be put to immediate and vital use in the war effort