Historical Industrial Labor

Black and white images depicting workers in historical industrial settings. Scenes include sorting fish, cleaning cans, and young doffers in cotton mills, showcasing labor in various industries.

Vintage photograph. Mixing printing colors in the dye shop of a British cotton printing mill

Interior of the butcher's shop of A.J. Jenster, Kapelstraat 14, Bussum, the Netherlands.

Women sorting and reliant of cherries in the canning factory

Vintage photograph. "Mae West" pneumatic vest life preservers being produced by the rubber industry

Agriculture in Britain during the First World War Female agricultural labourers load tomoatoes onto a trolley at a British nursery during the First World War.

Women working in manifattura tabacchi. 1930.

Photograph of interior Wallabout Market, D.P. 4, Lot 25, Building 2024, 1216-18 Metz Street, Erie Freight Station G.V. top floor. Overall view of large wooden-floored, brick walled room with piles of sacks and ladder, printed from negative 1243..

Photograph of interior of lot 18, Bl. 2253, 147 West Ave, ground floor of Berrian Bros.

Inventors of alcohol from wood process and gauger in front of large wooden vats in shed

Women sorting and reliant of cherries in the canning factory

Bins of ripe olives to be turned into oil. Lindsay, California 1942. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. California , Lindsay, California , Tulare County

In the slaughterhouse. .

Overseer and Two Doffer Boys, Full-length Portrait, Avondale Cotton Mills, Birmingham, Alabama, USA, Lewis Hine for National Child Labor Committee, November 1910

'The Great Salmon Industry - Indian girls working in the canning department', c1948. Creator: Unknown.

Farmers Waiting for Tobacco to be Sold at Auction in Warehouse, Durham, North Carolina, USA, Marion Post Wolcott for Farm Security Administration, November 1939

04/14/1937. Madrid Factory that Worked on the Preparation of Baby Bottles and Milk Containers for the Sick.

Jewish factories in Palestine on Plain of Sharon & along the coast to Haifa. Ramath Gan. The 'Elite' Chocolate Factory. Aluminum foil used for chocolate wrappings. 1939, Israel, Ramat-Gan

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection College girl workers breaking the flax.

Image of a demonstration of paper scoops on the Grato (graphic exhibition) that was held in the Jaarbeursbouwen (Vredenburg) in Utrecht on the occasion of the 25-year Jublieum of the Federation of Employers' organizations in the book printer company.

Photographic print of women working in a Golf Ball factory. Dated 20th Century

Verification of bullets being manufactured in an ammunition factory, Italy, World War I, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIII, No 14, April 2, 1916.

Sticky Bomb- the Production of the No 74 Grenade in Britain, 1943 Miss A Blackshow (centre, wearing glasses) looks on as four female war workers pack sticky bombs in groups of five into small cases for transport to a filling factory for the explosives to be added. Miss Blackshow is the forewoman in charge of the workshop.

Internal Revenue Bureau- Shipping Room- Shipments for the fiscal year 1914 were 4,080,671,596 stamps. Photographs of Treasury Department Personnel, Facilities and Activities. Department of the Treasury

Forest Hill Cemetery employees. Charles H. Fox, Daniel Campagna, with cap, and straw hat , Greenhouses, Plants, Office workers, Forest Hills Cemetery Boston, Mass.. Leon Abdalian Collection

Industry during the First World War Female munitions workers are pushed along on a trolley loaded with cases of explosive material by their colleagues out to the railway siding of their factory during the First World War.

Slaughterhouse in S.SAABA 23.8.17. .

Image of drying tobacco leaves in a tobacco shed on the Utrechtse Heuvelrug.

Photograph of interior of lot 8 and 13, bl. 2253, 152 West Ave, basement.

Doffers (Child labour) in a textile factory, in Cherryville, North Carolina, USA. 1910

Women working in the packaging department of the olive oil refinery Escoffier-Guidi, Sanremo, Italy, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, year LIII, no 7, February 14, 1926.

1920s 1930s REVENUE AGENTS RAID HARDWARE STORE DISPLAY ITEMS CONFISCATED FOR ALCOHOL STILL DURING PROHIBITION SEATTLE WASHINGTON

U.S. Frigate Constitution, Boston Navy Yard , Sailing ships, Sailors, Barrels, Tourists, Ladders, Chains, Constitution Frigate. Leon Abdalian Collection

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Anefo photo collection. The Waaggebouw in Edam, interior. March 22, 1954. Edam

Lacquerware is still today a traditional product in the Pagan region as lacquer resin is extracted from indigenous trees. The British conquest of Burma began in 1824 in response to a Burmese attempt to invade India. By 1886, and after two further wars, Britain had incorporated the entire country into the British Raj. To stimulate trade and facilitate changes, the British brought in Indians and Chinese, who quickly displaced the Burmese in urban areas. To this day Rangoon and Mandalay have large ethnic Indian populations. Railways and schools were built, as well as a large number of prisons, including the infamous Insein Prison, then and now used for political prisoners. Burmese resentment was strong and was vented in violent riots that paralysed Rangoon on occasion all the way until the 1930s. Burma was administered as a province of British India until 1937 when it became a separate, self-governing colony. Burma finally gained independence from Britain on Jan. 4, 1948.

ECA Agricultural Exhibit - Malesherbes. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

12/19/1931. An orange warehouse in which different operations are carried out. Many of them are made with mechanical means, but many others have no choice but to make them by hand.

15-year -old Girl Working as Spooler Tender in Cotton Mill, Adams, Massachusetts, USA, circa 1916

The Employment of Women in Britain, 1914-1918 Female workers hammer together crates, each holding 50 pounds of army biscuits, to be despatched from a Lancashire factory.

Interior of the horse market barracks.

Food and Drug Administration inspector ready to inspect bananas in Baltimore, c. 1910. African American men stand with a fruit next to refrigerated railroad boxes. Such cars allowed for successful importation of bananas from Central America (BSLOC_2018_3_66)

Civilian Conservation Corps - Camps - California. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Information office radio broadcaster Dutch Guinea. Interior Kitchen Politie Winne Biak. October 1956. Biak, Guinea

Poll photo collection. Cork industry in Llagostera (Catalonia region). Workers sort raw benches. undated. Llagostera, Spain

Driving sheep into pens at railroad before shipment east. Stockyards, Denver, Colorado 1939. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

Image of a few people in a cheese factory, possibly in the Breukelen area, during the cheese, the milk turns into curd.

"Traffic and Merchandise Multiplied Century By Century" A Dock Transit Shed', 1937. Goods and warehousemen, River Thames, London. From "The Said Noble River", by Alan Bell. The Port of London Authority, London, 1937

Loading magazines

Industry during the First World War- Dublin Female workers pull trolleys of shells in the grounds of the National Shell Factory at Parkgate Street, Dublin, during the First World War.

Child Labour, Boys in the Packing Room, c. 1900, America, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from an original of the period

Hop-sampling warehouse, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co., Ltd., Dublin, Ireland. Both American hops and those grown in Kent, England, were used. From 'The Practical Grocer' (London, 1905).

Boy Scouts unloading Fruit donated by Fruit Growers and supplied by American Red Cross for Drought Sufferers, Cleveland, Mississippi, USA, Lewis Wickes Hine, American National Red Cross Collection, 1930

Supplying the Sea-going Ships of the Navy. April 1943, Harwich, the Naval Stores Department at Nore, Which Supplies All Sea-going Ships With the Stores and Provisions That They Need. Wrens bringing out loaves of bread for issue.

Anefo photo collection. Silver outjes campaign in Geertruidenberg. August 6, 1948. Geertruidenberg

Elsevier photo collection. Scheveningen fishing fleet returned tons seafood brought ashore. December 4, 1933. Scheveningen, South Holland

A Negro doll factory in Harlem which provides colored dolls for Negro children. Photographs. 1929. Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. United States , Race relations, Factories, Harlem (New York, N.Y.), African American business enterprises, Black dolls

Child labour in the USA. Sweeper Spinning Department American Linen Co Fall River, Massachusetts 1916. photo by Lewis W. Hine.

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Type of women coke workers at the South Metropolitan Gas Works, Old Kent Road, London.

Shipbuilding during the First World War Female labourers move a pipe union at a British shipyard during the First World War.

Migrant Workers at Vegetable Canning Plant, Dania, Florida, USA, Arthur Rothstein, U.S. Resettlement Administration, January 1937

Production of the Molotov cocktails in Moscow by Anonymous /Russian State Film and Photo Archive, Krasnogorsk/1941/Photograph/Russia/History

California Apricots Arrive in Britain

The Employment of Women in Britain, 1914-1918 Female workers roll casks of beer across the floor at a brewery in Cheshire, September 1918.

Making Nests for the Silkworms, Japan, Single Image of Stereo Card, Keystone View Company, 1905

The Women Behind the Women- Munitions work at a Royal Ordnance Factory in the North of England, c 1942 War worker Mrs Wilkinson breaks down fuses at ROF Aycliffe, near Darlington, County Durham.

Finland History - I. K. Inha: Cowshed, Finnish Agriculture, 1899.

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Women workers removing plates from pickling room, in a Tin Plate Works, South Wales, October 1918.

1950s TWO WOMEN WORKING IN SUNKIST ORANGE FACTORY PACKING ORANGES INTO WOODEN CRATES

Beets stored in sheds with v-shaped bins. , Beets, Sugar industry

Elsevier photo collection. Christmas auction fruit auction building Tiel. Thousands crates apples pears supplied. youth Tiel present. December 15, 1952. Gelderland, Tiel

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