World War II Women. The blacksmiths mother takes over the forge whilst the soldiers are

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World War II Women. The blacksmiths mother takes over the forge whilst the soldiers are

World War II Women. The blacksmiths mother takes over the forge whilst the soldiers are away fighting. She is seen here forging chains for navy. March 1941 P010276

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