JF Ptak Science Books: Big Time Big Bombs--Great Infographic, 1917

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Big Time Big Bombs--Great Infographic, 1917

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I don't often see graphical displays of quantitative data utilizing quite so many images of shells, even when the image is comparing ammunition production. This striking example is found in The Illustrated London News for July 15, 1917.

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