Change in name of LongBranch to Canadian Arsenals

[Bullseye4mkI*]

I would think that all this info was in the Public Domain, somewhere, perhaps not in it's complete form!
The reason I thought this would be of interest is because is it period document written internally, and although requested in 1991 all it's info wasn't included in the article then, and, the only other reference I could find was the request for it in '46...

Peter- Not sure what you mean by booklet form, literally what's posted is all I've typed, want me to continue the rest of brief on that post and then move in it's entirety!? or give you the whole in a word/pdf doc when complete?

Could info be gleaned from it to date (T) models due to it's specific number manufactured by quarter and then backtrack, or were (T)'s pulled of the line before being numbered, identified as such before?!...

I have thousand of pages of documents from my Grandfather that I haven't gone through yet so maybe ......

-Graduated with Honors from University of Toronto - Poli Sci/Economics 1930
-Joined Dominion Small Arms Factory 1940
-Assistant Secretary-Treasurer of Small Arms Ltd. 1942-1946
-Head of Accounting-Finance, with later added responsibilities for labour relations and personnel Small Arms Division of Canadian Arsenals Ltd. 1946-1957
-Asst./Acting Division Manager 1957-1970

1906-1998

Most info, like I've said is post 60's dealing with the Arsenal's continuance, and should probably stress that wartime records especially on 'black' stuff didn't walk away from Manufacturers too often, if it was even ever properly documented?!