Vintage work crew photos

[old_toolmaker]

Take a good look at the footwear worn by the woman working by the cockpit door. I doubt those heels would be OSHA approved today. The work environment was sure different back then.

[cmarlow]

She and the dude in white look more like the receptionist and the janitor were added to the composition so it would look like they had more than the 3 guys actually dressed like mechanics available

[Jon]

Seamless Tube Department workers. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation. Aliquippa, PA.

Fullsize image: https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/h...w_fullsize.jpg

[old_toolmaker]

Dirty working environment. I would not like to work at that plant, but that was acceptable back then. No wonder peoples life expectancy was shorter than today.

[Jon]

Workers attach the Gold-Plated Record to Voyager 1. July, 1977.

Fullsize image: https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/h...w_fullsize.jpg

[bruce.desertrat]

Info on what's on the record is available at JPL's site https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/golden-record/ there's a staggering amount of data encoded on it, all analog.

The music had a clear bias: Bach had three selections, Beethoven two and 'Dark Side of the Moon' was snubbed Boo!

[Jon]

Blacksmith crew. Lester Logging Company. Washington, 1915.

[Toolmaker51]

re: post *2477
Blacksmiths probably, carpenters probably not.

[mansworld]

They need the blacksmith to fabricate logging tools and equipment such as ax, hook, chain, crowbar, log dolly, etc.

re: post *2477
Blacksmiths probably, carpenters probably not.

[hemmjo]

You DO NOT want to mess with that guy holding the hammer. That is not a small hammer. Look at his hand. It appress he is holding it with just 3 fingers. It does appear he has it leaning against his chest a little, but still that is a big hammer!!!

Defiinitely not a carpenters hammer.