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About LinkBacksMaking parachutes at the Pioneer Parachute Company. Manchester, CT. August, 1942.
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Making parachutes at the Pioneer Parachute Company. Manchester, CT. August, 1942.
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Croton Dam under construction.
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Five-tube chassis assembly line. Camden, NJ. March, 1937.
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Post Office Department workers. Washington, D.C. 1915.
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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.
"The man who views the world at 50 the same as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life."
- Muhammad Ali
Perhaps the USPS made their own locks...
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
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My Uncle made those chassis.
Jim
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