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- Military age?
- Ankle Strings
- Bathing suits
- Earlier style
- What a face
- War
- Re: Unhand
- Going Topless
- Unhand me
- Treasures indeed
- Vale Oregon
- Highest marks
- Oh My My My Whooooops
- re: Also Pure Lincoln
- Door stop
- Also Pure Lincoln
- Division of Labor
- July 4th, 1939
- Barclay Street Ferry
- Washington Market
- No longer on the waterfront
- Narrow escape
- The Barclay-Vesey building
- Today
- Uniform memory
- Contortions
- Bus Heat
- A Young Ralph Kramden
- Built to Last
- Pure Lincoln
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Girl Cave: 1940
November 1940. "Home supervisor examining canned goods of FSA rehabilitation borrower in food storage cave. Labette County, Kansas." Acetate negative by John Vachon. View full size.
Déjà Vu
I get the oddest sensation that I've been here before ...
[Which jar? - Dave]
The days before particle board
Always amazes me how many jars they could fit on a shelf.
Stress test in progress
The nominal bending modulus of Eastern white pine is 1.24x10^6 PSI. These engineering-minded ladies are testing it to 1.23x10^6. Kudos, girls, kudos!
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