Cover from a 1943 General Motors War Products hand tool usage guide.
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Life During Wartime sure produced some interesting artifacts. I wonder, though, what secrets this manual could reveal about operating a screwdriver and pliers.
I have some shots of the inside. Just need some better lights and a copy stand.