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Scrappo, mechanical scrap metal creation made by the Marion County salvage committee, Salem, Oregon, 1942

from OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons

  • Funny Turn said:
    it makes me think of cute pinocchio :)
  • OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons said:
    I agree -- I love Scrappo! It must have been a sight to see...
  • Jacob Allen said:
    It is amazing what scrap metal can be used for. There are so many different things that can be made with metal. If you heat it up you can shape it into pretty much anything. Metal is like an unbeatable material. Jacob Allen | www.normansscrapmetal.com.au/services
  • Emily Smith said:
    This is such a net sculpture made from scrap metal. A friend of mine likes to do this kind of art. He is always asking friends for scrap metal. I bet there is a place where he could go get scrap metal. I will help him do some research. Emily Smith | www.bigdaddyscrap.com

Ernst Family at Horst Hop Ranch, 1946

from OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons

  • ranydl said:
    Great vintage shot! And so long ago.....

Jake Sonner of the Salvage Committee unloading scrap metal, Salem, Oregon, 1942

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Boys working prune washer and sizer, 1943

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  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Until I saw this photograph the words "prune washer" and "prune sizer" had never occurred to me, ever, in my life. Such is the richness of the OSU Flickr-Commons experience! I was equally fascinated to learn that the 2011 US National Average Salary for Prune Washers is $29,963. No word if that includes all the prunes you can eat. I wonder what they earned in 1943!
  • OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons said:
    Sounds like a reference challenge -- that information must be somewhere in all these boxes we have!