A MODERN BAKERY: THE WORK OF WONDER BAKERY, WOOD GREEN, LONDON, ENGLAND, UK, 1944
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Workers at the Wonder Bakery, Wood Green, place pieces of dough into tins for fermentation in the Automatic Final Prover. As this is such a mechanised bakery, according to the original caption, "this is one of the few times the dough is touched by hand".
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