trabajador
3 photos tagged trabajador, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- libraryofcongress
- newsboy
- canillita
- childlabour
- trabajoinfantil
- 1912
- niño
- diarios
- megustaleersintrabajoinfantil
- periódicos
- washingtondc
- diariero
- newspapers
- pequeño
- con
- fotografia
- color
- sepia
- lewishine
- vintage
- work
- madera
- sindicato
- explotación
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Washington, D.C. Laborer listening to instructions of wrecking company foreman on Independence Avenue (LOC)
- Decembre said:
Les Pampling, sleeper splitter, Hastings District wedges sleepers from the log and trims with great skill with broadaxe, 1949 / photographer J. Bechervaise
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Rubens Campos said:
Nice....
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Happy days 09 said:
Wow look at that axe head, thanks it is so wonderful that you share the images with the world.
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addadada said:
wow the AXE looks bigger than HIM
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Sabes Sugunasabesan said:
Power to the Workers!
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Scott Beveridge said:
He looks scary
Hyman Lapcoff, 1526 Fourteenth St., N.W., Washington, D.C., a ten year old newsie from a good family, carrying a heavy load of newspapers quite a distance. … [Washington (D.C.), District of Columbia] (LOC)
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Jim Hair said:
Lewis Hine continues to inspire.
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Beth said:
Thank you for the background information. 1912...an image like this makes you wonder what became of him: did he become a politician, successful businessman, shop owner, did he fight, and possibly die, in WWI?
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Andrew Wertheimer said:
Happy birthday Flickr LC! Great image!
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Jim Hair said:
Beth you can look him up. Short story: He was responsible for protecting children with new labor laws, worked for the Red Cross in Europe in WW1, died in obscurity
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Hemeroteca Digital | Portugal | Old magazines & newspapers said:
Fantastic picture!!!