17 Free Images of Industry In The United States In World War I

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Help in the harvest ice is needed to save food for the starving people of the world - - (sponsored by) United States Food Administration ; National Association of Ice Industries. LCCN89710308
world war i posters in the library of congress
Help in the harvest ice is needed to save food for the starving people of the world - - (sponsored by) United States Food Administration ; National Association of Ice Industries. LCCN89710308
world war i posters in the library of congresslibrary of congress artist posters collection
Woman assembling gas masks
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English women in munition factory. Women and men working in storage shed for large shells. In most of the munition cente - NARA - 522871
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Women electric welders at Hog Island shipyard. These are the first women to be engaged in actual ship construction, in t - NARA - 533763
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Acetylene welding on cylinder water jacket., 1918 - NARA - 530779
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Woman shipyard machinist
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The wreckage of Chicago's Federal Building after the explosion of a bomb allegedly planted by the Industrial Workers of - NARA - 533464
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Women at brandywine works
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Manufacturing helmets. Large power press for shaping helmets in the plant of Hale & Kilburn Corporation, Philadelphia - NARA - 533469
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Manufacturing steel ingots for the Government. Layout of Plant ^1. Sullers Steel Company, St. Louis, Missouri., ca. 1918 - NARA - 533659
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Shop Number 2 annex. 6 inch guns with their mounts in foreground, immediately in the rear, slides or cradles for 10 inch - NARA - 533708
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Manufacturing heavy wool socks for the Government at Chipman Knitting Mills, Easton, Pennsylvania. The finished product, - NARA - 533658
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Twenty five Indians from the Carlisle Indian College, Pennsylvania, are learning to build ships in the greatest shipyard - NARA - 533744
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Interior view of projectile shop ^1, machining 3 inch shells. Bethlehem Steel Company, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Bethlehe - NARA - 533709
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Hats manufactured for American soldiers by John B. Stetson Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Pressing Army service ha - NARA - 533660
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Manufacturing barbed wire. Wire rods. Raw material from which steel wire is drawn. Pittsburg Steel Company, Monessen, Pe - NARA - 533655
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