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Photograph of man operating machinery. From San Marcos Record: Pipe cutting to job specifications at Longhorn Machine Works is handled by Alfred Fahrig. Fahrig handles the initial operation that carries the pipe through several processes before it emerges as a nipple or fitting.

Photograph of a man operating machinery. From San Marcos Record: Hand treading of the forgings put the product of the Longhorn Machine Works on its way to completion.

Photograph of man working with machinery. San Marcos Daily Record: Longhorn Machine Works - Operator of the Bullhead Multiple Spindle puts unfinished forgings into the machine and receives the finished product. The forged steel tees and ells are made to withstand 3,000-pound working pressure to be used in oil fields and refineries.

Photograph of two unidentified men standing behind a pallet with boxes stacked. From San Marcos Record: Before leaving the factory, the final product is processed through the packing department where each piece is washed, antirusted, inspected, and packed in standard quality packages.

Photograph of two men standing next to each other. From San Marcos Record: Joe E. Brown, Longhorn Machine Works owner and Casey Jones, production manager inspect a pipe fitting just completed by the company in its new location at Kyle.

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