45 items in this album on 3 pages.

Universal Carrier Mk I of UK Duke of CornwallAustralian troops in a foxhole with Bren gun near Tobruk, Libya, Aug 1941Sikh troops training with Bren guns and 2-inch mortar, western Egypt, 6 Aug 1941A group of Sikh soldiers of British Indian Army in North Africa during Operation Crusader, late 1941; note Bren machine gun and Lee-Enfield rifles
Universal Carrier Mk I of UK Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry at Sussex Downs in southern England, United Kingdom, 18 Oct 1940Australian troops in a foxhole with Bren gun near Tobruk, Libya, Aug 1941Sikh troops training with Bren guns and 2-inch mortar, western Egypt, 6 Aug 1941A group of Sikh soldiers of British Indian Army in North Africa during Operation Crusader, late 1941; note Bren machine gun and Lee-Enfield rifles
Chinese representatives visiting the Inglis factory in Toronto, Canada for the occasion of the 100,000th Bren gun built, 1940sChinese technicians Louie Ha (left) and Wong Lim (right) speaking with Canadian factory worker Sophie Nicolak about the Chinese inscription on a newly made Bren gun, John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale worker at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale worker at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940s
Chinese representatives visiting the Inglis factory in Toronto, Canada for the occasion of the 100,000th Bren gun built, 1940sChinese technicians Louie Ha (left) and Wong Lim (right) speaking with Canadian factory worker Sophie Nicolak about the Chinese inscription on a newly made Bren gun, John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale worker at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale worker at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940s
Female worker engraving Chinese characters on weapons made for export to China, John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale workers at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale workers at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sHumber Light Reconnaissance Cars Mk II of 29th Independent Squadron of British Reconnaissance Corps, date unknown
Female worker engraving Chinese characters on weapons made for export to China, John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale workers at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sFemale workers at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sHumber Light Reconnaissance Cars Mk II of 29th Independent Squadron of British Reconnaissance Corps, date unknown
Newly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sNewly completed Bren guns at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sTesting a newly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sVeronica
Newly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sNewly completed Bren guns at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sTesting a newly completed Bren gun at the John Inglis and Company factory, Toronto, Canada, 1940sVeronica 'Ronnie' Foster at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940s
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Veronica 'Ronnie' Foster at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sVeronica 'Ronnie' Foster at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sVeronica 'Ronnie' Foster at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940sVeronica 'Ronnie' Foster at the John Inglis and Company factory for Bren guns in Toronto, Canada, 1940s

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