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World War One women munition factory workers
World War One munition factory workers making shells in June 19151 of 11 
Women munition workers at munition factory, manufacturing bombs, in March 19162 of 11 
Women walking to work in the manufacture of ammunition shells, in June 19163 of 11 ![]()
Edward, Prince of Wales, pictured during a visit to the Curran Munitions Works in Cardiff, in February 19184 of 11 ![]()
Women turning artillery shells on a lathe and gauging measurements in March 19185 of 11 ![]()
Munition factory workers with artillery shells in March 19186 of 11 ![]()
World War One munition factory workers making shells in April 19187 of 11 ![]()
Women weighing steel shells and testing their hardness in April 19188 of 11 ![]()
Women gauging fuses in April 19189 of 11 ![]()
Munition factory workers making pellets in April 191810 of 11 ![]()
British Prime Minister David Lloyd George inspecting munitions workers during a visit to a factory in Neath, Wales, on August 11, 191811 of 11
