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My Uncle made those chassis.
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My Uncle made those chassis.
Jim
Post Office Department workers. Washington, D.C. 1915.
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Notice the Line Shaft had been replace with individual electric motors.
The overhead distribution system is interesting.
Jim
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I'm familiar with chair backs, I've never heard of a stool back. : )
Jim
What function of the post office would this be? They look like type setting machines for small books to me. And USPS isn't plastered all over everything either.
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perhaps, making POST OFFICE BOXES?Originally Posted by Hoosiersmoker
Those machines look like there is enough durabilty to bend small sheets of metal . . .
philip, South of the Border
Perhaps the USPS made their own locks...
Typewriting department workers at National Cash Register. Dayton, OH. 1902.
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Bottle blowers at the Cumberland Glass Works. Bridgeton, NJ. November, 1909.
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