Making the Synchrophase in Grebeland (1925)
1925 · Ephemeral film · 11 min
Synopsis
An industrial film of the A. H. Grebe company's radio factory: parts machined on the factory floor, and Synchrophase radios assembled by hand by men and women.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Running time
- 11 minutes
- Collection
- Prelinger Archives
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- radio
- factory
- labor
- women's labor
- automation
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★ · Another Synchrophase out the door! · Spuzz · 2020-09-05
The production history of a making of a Synchrophase, or a radio for all you simple folk, is shown here, There's some lovely 1920s assembly line footage here, All the big jobs are handled by men of course, but there are women further down the chain though, assembling little things. i also admire the tiny bit dangerous machines they got going there with their bare hands. Eek!
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