Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›The Last Lawnmower to be produced by a Massachusetts company which has diverted to strictly defense products was presented Gov. Saltonstall at the New England Hardware Dealers' Association meeting today. The Governor is shown, at right, with President John T. Skolfield at the Hardware Dealers examining the mower, which is made chiefly of aluminum, a valuable defense material.
The Last Lawnmower to be produced by a Massachusetts company which has diverted to strictly defense products was presented Gov. Saltonstall at the New England Hardware Dealers' Association meeting today. The Governor is shown, at right, with President John T. Skolfield at the Hardware Dealers examining the mower, which is made chiefly of aluminum, a valuable defense material.
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The Last Lawnmower to be produced by a Massachusetts company which has diverted to strictly defense products was presented Gov. Saltonstall at the New England Hardware Dealers' Association meeting today. The Governor is shown, at right, with President John T. Skolfield at the Hardware Dealers examining the mower, which is made chiefly of aluminum, a valuable defense material.

[ca. February 1941]

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