vintage caps

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Frank Goss, West Danville, Vermont (July 1942)

 

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"French farmer, St. Martin d'Audeville" — Victor Alfred Lundy (Sept 9, 1944)

 

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President & Mrs. Harding in Alaska (Sept 19, 1923)

 

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Migrant camp, Sebastin, TX (February 1939)

'Worldly Possession'

'Dry Docked'

 

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Frank Goss, West Danville, Vermont (July 1942)

The Goss family is still very present in Danville. Looks like ol' Frank slammed his finger in a door, or caught it in a manure spreader, or something. This was taken in front of Hastings' Store, where I used to buy candy and whatnot. We had a summer "camp" at the pond to the (out of view) left of this scene. Thanks for the look back!!

 

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'West Texas Rubber Tramp' (Feb 1939)

 

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Lumberjack at camp near Effie, Minnesota (Sept 1937)

 

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Supper at flood refugee camp, Marianna, Arkansas (Sept 1937)

 

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Resident of the transient camp at Hagerman Lake, Michigan (Apr-May 1937)

 

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Worker in a potato pickers' camp, Kern County, California (Spring, 1937)

 

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War Camp Community Service (ca. 1918)

 

[Michael A]

Great pictures. I really like to see the past presented as it existed, all classes of people represented.

Michael

 

[Metatron]

Incredible photos, spanning the decades, thanks.
Very handsome elderly couple on the top of the page.
8-panels were obviously a lot more popular in the US in the 30s.

 

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Muskrat Trappers, Delacroix Island, Louisiana (1940-'41)

'1st'

'2nd'

'Honorable Mention'

 

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Farm Security Administration Camp, Harlingen, Texas (Jan 1942)

 

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Agua Fria Labor Camp, Arizona (Mar-May 1940)

 

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"It's root hog or die for us folks." (Caplipatria, California, Feb 1937)

 

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NYC (?) Taxi Drivers, July 1942

*SNIP*

#3

Not sure how 'Img #3' above got broke, but here's another copy:

 

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Newsboy Cigars (Brown Brothers, Detroit, ca. 1894)

 

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Newsboys League (1888)