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Taken from the March 1950 issue of U.S. Navy All Hands Magazine.Quote:
U.S. Navy sailors paint the forward stack of the troop transport USS General J.C. Breckinridge (AP-176).
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Hand scraping and painting, wonder about exposure to lead paint?
Not everyone was wearing a hard hat, if those are hard hats...
Conical shape of some tells me they are standard uniform 'Dixie Cups', brims flipped down for a little extra shade. Anchor clankers are hardheaded enough, I ought to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by IntheGroove
Took 26 years to figure it out!
Working on a Junkers Ju 287.
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They look kind of like sailors "Dixie Cups" (Cotton sailors hat) with the brim pulled down
Bob Denver (Gilligan on the comedy Gilligan's Island) Wore a Dixie Cup with the brim down as his every day costume when filming the series.
Early U.S. mail wagon. New York, 1900s.
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The men along the street look so distinguished! Even the driver is wearing a tie. I sure would love to have one I assume it is electric.
Nurses treat patients with ultraviolet light from a Finsen hospital lamp. London, 1900.
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