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Publication Information
| Creator | American Press Association |
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| Date Created | May 25, 1917 |
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 13 x 20 cm |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | World War I news agency photographs, 1914-1918 |
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| Call Number | PH 2506 Folder 5 |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES |
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| Rights Holder | Wisconsin Historical Society |
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WWI Aerial Emblem
July 1917
A factory worker painting the United States insignia on a bi-plane wing.
Kissel War Workers
1918
Workers leaving the Kissell Motor Car Company have their identification badges checked. The Hartford company was then building trucks of the Four Wheel Drive Company of Clintonville for the Army. ...
War Worker
1918
An unidentified woman who worked at the Four Wheel Drive factory in Clintonville assembling trucks during World War I. She is wearing a special uniform for women workers.
Bibles for Doughboys
September 1917
Khaki-covered Bibles being made by the American Bible Society for American fighters during World War I. The goal was one million testaments. All the workers are women.
Female Auto Workers
1918
Women working on the automobile assembly line at Nash Motors (later American Motors) during World War I.
Durch Arbeit Zum Sieg! Durch Sieg zum Frieden
1918
Poster with an illustration of a German soldier and a factory worker shaking hands while a weapon is being produced. Text reads: "Durch Arbeit Zum Sieg! Durch Sieg zum Frieden."
