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NEW FROM THE VINTAGRAPH VAULTS • YOU MEAN A WOMAN CAN OPEN IT?
Howard Hollem
Howard R. Hollem (1902-1949), photographer for the Farm Security Administration and Office of War Information. His Kodachromes of women war workers in the 1940s helped form the image of "Rosie the Riveter" as a cultural icon.
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Avenging Angels: 1943
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In Like Kwint: 1943
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The Wings of War: 1942
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Doomsday Weld: 1943
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Jokey Salts: 1942
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Off We Go: 1942
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I Feel Fine: 1944
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Special Services: 1944
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Invasion News: 1944
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On the Town: 1944
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Arc Story: 1942
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American Locomotive: 1943
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Fill It With Ethyl: 1943
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D-Day: New York
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Texas Tail: 1942
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Plane Doctor: 1942
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Out for a Spin: 1942
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Mother's Little Helper: 1942
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Back the Invasion: 1944
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Plastic n Plywood: 1942
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Wonder Women: 1942
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Lone Star: 1942
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Primary Colors: 1943
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Nose Job: 1942
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Toy Story: 1942
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News Flash: 1944
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Hello Up There: 1942
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Doing Her Part: 1942
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The Sentinel: 1942
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Navy Man: 1942
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Torch: 1942
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Consolidated Aircraft: 1942
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Agnes of Milwaukee: 1943
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Size Matters: 1943
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Elmer Pace: 1942
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Brave New World: 1942
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Fannie and Friends: 1942
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How Things Work: 1942
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PBY Blister Gunner: 1942
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Corpus Christi: 1942
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Cadet Deitz: 1942
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![April 1942. "Sixty-year-old George Lane, former house painter, is a valuable worker in the De Land, Florida, industrial pool [of small machine shops]. He served in the last war with the British Army from Vimy Ridge to the Occupation. Two of his sons are in the American Army, one with the Air Corps in Australia. His daughter volunteered for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Seven of his nephews are in the British Army. Using his old skill with the brush, he is now painting De Land pool products." View full size. Medium-format nitrate negative by Howard Hollem for the Office of War Information.](https://www.shorpy.com/files/images/8e11075u.thumbnail.jpg "George Lane: 1942")
George Lane: 1942
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High Octane: 1942
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Forth Worth: 1942
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![January 1942. Bantam, Connecticut. The business section of Bantam with the camera facing south along Lafayette Boulevard (Route 25). A few rods to the left is the Warren McArthur plant [fabricator of aluminum aircraft parts], while the block of stores visible at the left includes Mitchell's Tavern, the First National Store, a garage and two service stations. Not shown, but lying just this side of Mitchell's restaurant, is the birthplace of Horace Bushnell, a discoverer of anaesthesia. Reading from the right are the Episcopal Church, Tony's Bantam Inn (favorite eating place), Marcel Roy's drugstore, the Bantam grocery store and the firehouse. View full size. Photo and caption by Howard Hollem for the OWI.](https://www.shorpy.com/files/images/8e10830u_1.thumbnail.jpg "Bantam: 1942")
Bantam: 1942
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Coaling the Stove: 1942
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Hot Rivalries: 1942
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Wright Whirlwind: 1942
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Lucille Mazurek: 1943
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Riveting: 1942
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Fort Worth: 1942
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Ordnance Mate Waller: 1942
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Eloise Ellis: 1942
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Corpus Christi: 1942
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Parking Brake? Check.
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Some Assembly Required: 1942
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Fuselage Mating Fixture: 1942
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Liberator: 1942
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J.D. Estes: 1942
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Wipe Feet: 1942
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