Fix it or sink, South Bend Lathe Company September 1943

This ship had no right to live, but she did, Sperry Corp., August 1945

York Refrigeration and air conditioning for war, magical tubes 1943

The beneficent Shark, Distillation products, March 1944

The Torpedoed Freighter that got away quick, Hagan Control Engineering, March 1944

Defoe Shipbuilding Company, March 1944 on Land Sea and in the Air

Sailor, if we were passing out the medals, we'd give a handful to you, E.H.Scott Radio Laboratories, March 1943

Beneath the suface, a great deal more, Baldwin Locomotive Works, March 1943 W.W.Calvert

John Paul Jones, I have not yet begun to fight, director John Farrow, 1959

Assigned to active duty, but some Parker 51s are still available, June 1945, Boris Artzbasheff

Victory Ahead, The Chase National Bank,1942

Tools of War and Peace, Ingalls Ships, June 1944

I Want Up, Nash Kelvinator, September 1943, submarine warfare , Fred Ludekens

Will there be a job for them now it's over? Johnson and Higgins Insurance Brokers, October 1945

Magnetron by Bell, it helped sink six Japanese warships, October 1945

Reward of Victory! ELCO new standards of boating, October 1945

For America's new war machines, Owens Corning Fibreglas, October 1941

We took the Beaches with Higgins Boats, November 1943

Another side of War, Bridgeport Brass, November 1943

FLAT TOP, test of the shipbuilder's art, Ingalls Shipbuilding, May 1943