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A recent arrival from Gordon Smith is a copy of the April, 1943 issue of Remington Action, Ilion Works which is the Remington plant newspaper. It has some very interesting articles related to wartime efforts as well as personal tidbits by and about Remington employees, many of which are obviously aimed at boosting spirits and morale during this difficult time in American history. There are a great number of employee names in this issue and the serious Parkerphile may recognize several of them.
This measures 16" tall by 11" wide as looking at the full front page.
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