Historical Mining and Industrial Work

Black and white images showcasing historical mining training and industrial processes, highlighting workers and machinery in various settings.

World War II: Russian (USSR) soldiers removing equipment from a Manchurian factory, 1946.

Bevin Boy- Mining Training at Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, February 1945 At the loading station at Ollerton colliery, instructor Tom Barlow (second from left) shows Bevin boys the correct way to handle filling tubs. The tubs are trucks which arrive by conveyor.

Kinnaströms Väfveri AB. Coloring and automatic color apparatus.

Deadline of infrastructure facilities, companies and factories on the Russian war showplatz.

World War II: Russian (USSR) soldiers removing equipment from a Manchurian factory, 1946.

Two blacksmiths in a forging workshop. Två smeder i en smidesverkstad.

Costruction of the boat cocorico II.

Factory building, steel industry, mechanical engineering, 1910s, Borsigwerke Berlin Tegel, Germany, Europe

Electric furnace, System Rennerfelt, 600 kg, for steel goods, at Ljusne Woxna Aktiebolag.

Clear iron mines in Närke. Mining lift in 1914.

Anefo photo collection. BRANDBLUP SUBLEVAIL VAIL "HAVER SERVICE 1". Mayor of Hall sprayed the first rays in space with the water cannon. October 31, 1963

The rope ware track (pictured name).The rope warehouse (depicted name)

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Women workers loading yarn onto trucks in a Scottish Rope Works, 1918.

Italy, rome, money press, 1900

Shipbuilding during the First World War, Gravesend, Kent Female workers facing the surface of concrete slabs at the Stewart Concrete Ship Company based at Northfleet Dock, Gravesend, Kent, in June 1918.

Anefo photo collection. Unloading "stock exchange angel" (loudlock) Koopmansbeurs. May 26, 1948. Amsterdam

Farm Machinery - New American Farm Machinery Tested in France. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

A porter lifting a large load, Chakrata, India, 1917. Artist: Unknown

Cecil Beaton Photographs- Tyneside Shipyards, 1943.

Grimsby Trawlers- Everyday Life With the Fishermen, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England, UK, 1945.

British sailors wiring a mine, First World War, 1914. Artist: Unknown

Rörstrand's porcelain factories. Deposit in the enemy, "The rotary furnace".

Klensmeder at Söderfors Bruk, 1912.

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Women workers cleaning the vats at a London Brewery.

The Employment of Women in Britain, 1914-1918 Female bricklayers at work on a building site in Lancashire preparing to lay courses of bricks.

Transport path Made from the workshop share company Mekelo in Hälsingborg.

International Rock Salt is packed by machines. It flows by gravity from the bins and is mechanically weighed, packed in bags and stitched shut by machines. International Salt Company Refinery at Retsof, New York

Labor Inspectorate Photo Collection. 9x12 swinging mill. undated

Transparency - Transporting lumber at C. P. R.'s Angus Shops, Montreal, QC, about 1930

Builder: Building company Contractor, Stockholm. Foundation in No. 21 kV. Näckström.

MAKING IT STICK (EV001601_H)

Deadline of infrastructure facilities, companies and factories on the Russian war showplatz.

Dry Dock Number 4, Caisson HH Accident. Glass Plate Negatives of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard.

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Women carpenters working at the Tarrant Hut Workshops, 3 miles from Calais, 26 June, 1918.

McKenzie w/press, JP car barn , Presses, Tires. Leon Abdalian Collection

Kitchen Waste Into Cattle Feed- Salvage on the British Home Front, 1942 Salvage workers check through the households scraps they have collected in their rubbish trolley before transferring them to the large dust cart behind them.

Anefo photo collection. The work in the "De Gooyer" mill at the Funenkade in Amsterdam. February 4, 1946. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Historic photograph, man sifting through a garbage can

Agriculture, farmers during vine harvest, 1930s, Taubertal, Germany, Europe

The production of steel products, as here at the Neunkirch ironworks in 1969, already seemed outdated at the time, is now a museum, Germany, Europe

Poll photo collection. Clog industry in Best. Klompenmakerij Gebr. Van der Velde in Best - Machining two clogs. January 1, 1932. Best, Noord-Brabant

Wm. Lindley

Aircraft and Balloons Used by Some of the Air Pioneers Who Were Contemporary With Samuel Franklin Cody. Several members of the balloon section testing the quality of the hydrogen gas that will be used to inflate a balloon. Note the long cylinder containing the gas connected to the testing machine.

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. Breaking out coils of wire springs.

Anefo photo collection. Limburg coal mines. Limburg coal mines. November 21, 1945. Limburg

Slave labourers at a Polish Mine in Nazi occupied Silesia c1941.

Zeppeline manufacture. "The airship's roads and spill, consisting of input profiled rails combined with X dressings (everything in duraluminum) is joined."

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Men and women working together in a ship building yard on the Clyde.

Madrid, 12/18/1908. Don Antonio Maura and Juan de La Cierva accompanied by Mr. Saint Aubin and Don Torcuato Luca de Tena on their visit to the ABC workshops.

Buoys. March 17, 1949.

Henry Ford watching Thomas Edison write his name in wet cement, Laying the cornerstone at the Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan, USA September 27, 1928

Anefo photo collection. Assignment G. J. van Hulzen for Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd Loosen van Ms. Heidelberg. 11 February 1972

Anefo photo collection. Assignment G. J. van Hulzen for Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd Loosen van Ms. Heidelberg. 11 February 1972

Anefo photo collection. Lederindustrie Oisterwijk. Leather tanning. November 12, 1945. Oisterwijk

Distribution Department, Low Service Pipe Lines, installing 16-inch valve and 10-inch meter on 24-inch main, Broadway, Somerville-Boston line, Boston; Somerville, Mass., Jun. 12, 1917 , waterworks, pipes conduits, construction sites

Charles Lindbergh working on engine of his airplane Spirit of St. Louis, Underwood & Underwood, 1927

Kitchen for Polish refugees, outside of a school building barracks, 1919

Collection Dutch Heidematschappij. Tools legs tailor-made. undated

The observatory is moved. The picture was probably published in the Swedish Dagbladet.

Gusum's use. Button needle manufacturing. Spinning of spiral, which decomposed in lengths on two turns constitutes the subject of the needles' heads.

1930S Group Of City Boys Cranking Wet Laundry Through Mechanical Clothes Wringer

Distribution Department, Low Service Pipe Lines, installing 16-inch valve and 10-inch meter on 24-inch main, Broadway, Somerville-Boston line, Boston; Somerville, Mass., Jun. 12, 1917 , waterworks, pipes conduits, construction sites

Potomac Gas & Fuel Company ca. between 1918 and 1921.

A rubber worker in Bolivia ca. between 1909 and 1920.

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Women sludge pit workers treating the residue from the sand washing tables of a Lancashire Glass Works, 1918.

Paris (France), 1907. The Electricians' Strike in Paris. Rochefort's automobile Powering a dynamo to produce the fluid necessary for the printing of 'L'Intransigeant' the Electricians' strike in Paris. The Rochefort automobile Powering a dynamo to produce the fluid necessary for the printing of "L'Intransigeant".

Tension dog for a cart tensioned.

McKenzie w/press, JP car barn , Presses, Tires. Leon Abdalian Collection

Farm Machinery - New American Farm Machinery Tested in France. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

1930S Photomontage Of Great Depression Includes Bread Line Apple Sellers Unemployment Economic Hardship And Decline

They're Idle all right, but only as far as their Mine Jobs concerned. Around the house, around the town, out in the bush they're finding plenty in the way of odd jobs and Retrading, and to the daily news Cameraman who took these picture the town had a resigned atmosphere of "Wait and See."Chopping nine tons of Domestic Firewood is the strike Period jobs that 35-year-old Proprietary mine worker Fred Edwards has set himself at Collie. So far he has Got through two tons of it (left); Part of the pile he has yet to trackie it pictured behind him. July 15, 1949.

Anefo photo collection. Application of the top point National Monument Dam Amsterdam. December 22, 1955. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Workers having a group photo, historical photo, circa 1920

Getafe (Madrid), 1928. Construction of the Breguet XIX Jesús del Gran Poder airplane. In the image, straps on which the silk that will cover the fins of the device is attached.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A girl 'burner' takes off the edge of a bulkhead while a shipwright marks off the next section of a prefabricated ship at the shipyard of Henry Scarr Ltd, Hessle near Hull.

Poll photo collection. Cork industry in Llagostera (Catalonia region). Cork bark is boiled in a factory room. undated. Llagostera, Spain

Repainting of the ship's chimney.

Lazio. Water Bottling Department Fiuggi. 1920

Tying knots

Anefo photo collection. First pile for Kabouterhuis in Amsterdam. March 22, 1951. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Transport path Made from the workshop share company Mekelo in Hälsingborg.

Collection of the Dutch Heidematschappij. Griend culture, men. undated

Div. Smaller block equipment: Railway Museum.

New York, New York: c. 1929 The junk man's calls of "I cash clo'es, and Ra-a-ags" accompanied by the cacaphonous sound of cowbells has come to the attention of the Health Department and its attempts to reduce unnecessary city noise.

Blacksmithing at Agricultural and Mechanical College, Greensboro, N.C. African American Photographs Assembled for 1900 Paris Exposition.

Gusum's use. Button needle manufacturing.

Black and white photograph of World War II (1939-1945) showing the German Concentration Camps at Buchenwald and Struthof; four Allied soldiers inspect one of the ovens used to cremate the remains of executed prisoners.

French Rubber Industry. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Women at work during the First World War Three women tar spreaders work in the sunshine on the London roads. Their tar cart can be clearly seen to the left of the photograph.

Workers prepare to sleep at their workplaces during the The UK General Strike lasted nine days (May 3 to 12, 1926). The strike resulted in defeat for the unions. A long confrontation in the coal industry, with strikes and lockouts, had made no progress. To support the 800,000 striking miners the unions called out 1,750,000 workers. The government was well prepared and used middle class volunteers to provide basic services.

Shipbuilding during the First World War Female workers feed furnaces with wood debris at the shipbuilding yard of Armstrong Whitworth and Company at Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne, during the First World War.

"Minnehoma" Super Oil-Tanker, in the Dunkirk Shipyard. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Mining experts in Pittsburg, Victor Watteyne, Belgium

Anefo photo collection. Hillegom preparation superstructure flower parade. April 20, 1954. Hillegom

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: December, 1924 Public Safety Director Smedley D. 'Duckboards' Butler destroying barrels of beer with a pick axe during Prohibition and letting it run into the Schuylkill River.

Cars on running straps at Ford Factory.

Drinking Fountain. Glass Plate Negatives of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard.

Collection of the Dutch Heidematschappij. Transmission of living trouts from transport tank in ine. May 1958. Arnhem

Historic photographs of the Norfolk Naval shipyard located in the Fifth Naval District. Operating under the Department of Defense and the Department of the Navy.

Liverpool Port Sanitary Authority rat-catchers dressed in protective clothing with traps and equipment, Liverpool, England. Photograph, 1900/1920.

of 2