Sgt. Ryden captured an image on 1-3-19 of a chocolate churning machine at the Henry Jacquin Candy Plant in Peris, Seine, France. This photograph is marked with the label 111-SC-38625 and shows the photographer's Subiect as S.C.

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2RC7K27

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8431 x 5696 px | 71.4 x 48.2 cm | 28.1 x 19 inches | 300dpi

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3 March 2017

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