Vintage work crew photos

[jimfols]

"I wonder how many of those ladies got their apron caught in the gears... "

I agree, though I would add that ladies are not usually as unaware as their male counterparts.

[IntheGroove]

I wonder how many of those ladies got their apron caught in the gears...

[Frank S]

I wonder how many of those ladies got their apron caught in the gears...

Probably not as many as you might think,

[gatz]

that's probably 'cause men are thinking about "other things"

[12bolts]

#1302
Lady 3rd from the back, (2nd) facing the camera, seems to have some sort of "doohickey" directly in front of her nose.
Lady 3rd from the front, back to the camera, also seems to have similar sort of "watchamacallit" near her face.

[Ralphxyz]

2nd lady facing camera certainly is not concerned with the drive belts probable a foot or so away. I imagine the noise in the shop probable would violate OSHA standards.

[Jon]

Programmers Betty Jean Jennings and Frances Bilas operate the ENIAC computer. Circa 1946.

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More:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Bartik
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frances_Spence

[Hoosiersmoker]

2nd lady from the back on the left appears to be Ms. Nosferatu

[Jon]

Pinstriping workers at a Hudson factory in Detroit. Circa 1930.

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[Toolmaker51]

Circa 1930, I wonder if they were testing prototype Buegler pinstripe tools; introduced 1934, pat'd 1935.