INDUSTRY ON PARADE 1960 LAMINATED VENEER & PLYWOOD PRODUCTS MINESWEEPERS & BASEBALL BATS 90254a

[@oliviolanza1933]

I love old stuff like this thanks for uploading it.

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[@joshbuffalow]

I really like this video!!👍👍👍

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[@trackhoe23]

I'm 99% sure the minesweeper was being built at Astoria Marine Construction Co in Astoria OR, not Portland. They built two for the US Navy and three for the Royal Netherlands Navy.

[@ndf3]

A steamboat! A chicken! And tropical fish! A lemonade sign for whatever I wish!

[@brendaproffitt4807]

Great video and thank you for the upload happy easter

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[@jackjohnson7396]

Made in America 👍

[@WelshRabbit]

As a little child (Army brat) in the 50's, I positively loved Saturday early afternoon TV watching the one -- and sometimes two channels we could receive at the time. I absolutely loved watching "The Big Picture" and "Industry on Parade." But I positively loathed Saturday morning children's TV, my absolute least favorites being the likes of "Heckle & Jeckle," "Mighty Mouse," the "Buster Brown Show" and the "Andy Devine Show" with that horrid "Froggy." I guess I was weird as a child and haven't improved much since.

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