liberty ship

ship model Kaiser Industries Corporation 1942 The ship model breaks down into many sections which are fitted into five packing crates. Henry Kaiser's construction company had built three enormous dams and the Bay Bridge in the 1930's, but...	The Permanente Metals Corporation, Richmond, California The Permanente Metals Corporation \| Richmond \| John D. Starling 3-Aug-43 A: Letter: "The Permanente Metals Corporation, Richmond, California. August 3, 1943. Mrs. Mary Lew Chinn, 2016 -East 27th, Oakland, California. Dear Mrs. Chinn:- We are forwarding to you by...
The Permanente Metals Corporation Richmond 5-Aug-43 A: Letter addressed to Mrs. Mary Lew Chinn of Oakland, from John D. Starling, Director, Public Relations, The Permanente Metals Corporation [Kaiser Shipyard Number Two, Richmond], thanking her for...	program Crocker Union ~ San Francisco 1944 Commemoration program (a) and envelope (b) given to employees of the Pre-Fab yard at Kaiser Shipyards in Richmond. On the front cover is "To the Employees of the Permanente Metals Corporation for...
Shipyard Number Two...Launching Platform permanente metals corporation \| Shipyard Number Two \| Richmond 8-Jul-43 Three tickets to the launching of the "S.S. John E. Wilkie [at] Shipyard Number Two (Permanente Metals Corporation, 1941), Admit Bearer and Party to Launching Platform." These are souvenirs from...	photograph unknown c. 1917 Group portrait of African-American ship builders during WWI in Richmond.