Modern Mechanix
Issue: Feb, 1929
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Posted: 09/15/2009
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It’s All Gold that Glitters Here (Feb, 1929)

It’s All Gold that Glitters Here

HALF of the yearly gold production of the world passes through the great refinery at Germinston, South Africa, where the photographs shown on this page were taken.

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