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2 photos tagged ffs02, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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2008

2010

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The last upload was February 2010.

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JOHN LLOYD said:
This design morphed into larger machines with more operators until Optical Character Readers made the keyer obsolete. I saw a lot of these changes from my first postal job in 1968 until I retired in 2006 (didn't work for the PO for all those years!). Tens of thousands of similar machines were scrapped over the years, many in service for very short periods. Technology moved pretty fast.
Smithsonian Institution said:
JOHN LLOYD Thanks for sharing a little bit of your story with The Commons on Flickr community, Hugo90! Truly deepens our perspective and enriches the experience. Sincerely, Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives

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John ( Cardwellpix ) said:
Very interesting photo.. wide angle lens.. wonder what the story was...
Larry 1934 said:
Is that a bike rack she's leaning on?
G. M des P said:
Bonjour, je suis un administrateur du groupe 30's "ART DECO period", et nous aimerions beaucoup que vous ajoutiez votre photo à notre groupe.
Smithsonian Institution said:
We're looking for your help! Please help us identify the unnamed in this photograph in the comments below. This photo is featured in a post on the Smithsonian Institution Archives' blog, THE BIGGER PICTURE.
rjstarbuck said:
This young girl was unknown to William Silverman. As his daughter, he went over the photos with me several times over the years. He knew he was taking Clarence Darrow's photo and Mr. Bryan's but none of the others.