Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
Easy conversion: Ontario Provincial police Superintendent Bill Rajsic, in the 1983 photo, holds a replica of an Ingram M-10 made in the United States and easily turned into a machinegun
Easy conversion: Ontario Provincial police Superintendent Bill Rajsic, in the 1983 photo, holds a replica of an Ingram M-10 made in the United States and easily turned into a machinegun

Easy conversion: Ontario Provincial police Superintendent Bill Rajsic, in the 1983 photo, holds a replica of an Ingram M-10 made in the United States and easily turned into a machinegun

Date4/29/1983
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Easy conversion: Ontario Provincial police Superintendent Bill Rajsic; in the 1983 photo; holds a replica of an Ingram M-10 made in the United States and easily turned into a machinegun.
Subject
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019576F
Every day more and more tanks are rumbling off production lines from factories throughout the United States
Every day more and more tanks are rumbling off production lines from factories throughout the United States
4/11/1942
Tools For Britain are rolling out in ever-increasing numbers from Canada's factories, and 24 United States newspapermen saw them roll yesterday at Gen(...)
Tools For Britain are rolling out in ever-increasing numbers from Canada's factories, and 24 United States newspapermen saw them roll yesterday at Gen(...)
6/27/1941
A girl crane operator, Mrs. Blanche Millette, lifts a ten-ton load as easily as she would operate a sewing machine. She is one of thousands praying women have a definite place in ward plants
A girl crane operator, Mrs. Blanche Millette, lifts a ten-ton load as easily as she would operate a sewing machine. She is one of thousands praying women have a definite place in ward plants
1/1/1943
War worker Jane Cox holds a carton of finished paper components for shells, ready to be shipped to a shell Plant
War worker Jane Cox holds a carton of finished paper components for shells, ready to be shipped to a shell Plant
3/16/1944
Here Dorothy Norwood holds the stop watch on Miss Secor in one of the tests designed to speed up selection of suitable workers
Here Dorothy Norwood holds the stop watch on Miss Secor in one of the tests designed to speed up selection of suitable workers
7/9/1942
Formidable Firepower: Durham Region police Sergeant Archie Mackinnon shows a sawed-off shotgun and other weapons turned in during gun amnesty
Formidable Firepower: Durham Region police Sergeant Archie Mackinnon shows a sawed-off shotgun and other weapons turned in during gun amnesty
11/9/1992
Taking a cue from other democratic countries, women in the Unied States are flocking into war industries
Taking a cue from other democratic countries, women in the Unied States are flocking into war industries
3/24/1941
Presentation was made on a platform decked with flags of the United Nations
Presentation was made on a platform decked with flags of the United Nations
9/9/1944
Many more guns, still on the assembly line, will follow the first six turned out for service yesterday
Many more guns, still on the assembly line, will follow the first six turned out for service yesterday
7/2/1941
Deadly Find: The .357 magnum held by Detective Ray Hubble was Stolen from a collector and turned up in a high school student's locker
Deadly Find: The .357 magnum held by Detective Ray Hubble was Stolen from a collector and turned up in a high school student's locker
12/9/1991
Right, a machine which produces in quantity copper driving rings for 40 m
Right, a machine which produces in quantity copper driving rings for 40 m
11/23/1940
Mrs. M. E. Nicholson says, It will be hard to go back to housework after the war. Plant officials say of the grandmothers: They're better workers than(...)
Mrs. M. E. Nicholson says, It will be hard to go back to housework after the war. Plant officials say of the grandmothers: They're better workers than(...)
9/1/1943