“‘BLOW THE METAL CHIPSOFF THESE PARTS.’ THAT MAY SOUND LIKE GREEK TO YOU. WELL, IT DID TO ME, TOO.”
Giles, a staff writer for the Boston Globe, tells of her story of a white collar girl who enters a war factory and works there for two months—a personal account of women in World War II serving on the “second front.”
Author: Nell Giles
Title: Punch In, Susie! A Woman’s War Factory Diary
Edition: First Edition, first printing
Published: New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1942
Physical Description: Hardcover; Small Octavo; 143p
Condition: Good condition dust jacket with edge wear, light chipping, rubbing to surfaces, and toning—in new dust jacket cover. Boards and spine very clean with crushing at spine ends. Binding solid and square. Pages toned.
Comments: Desirable copy
