world war ii
7-Dec-42
Clipping on the back, "Dec. 7, 1942-Registration for defense classes is one of the many services of the AWVS. Shown here as she greets a registrant for sheet metal work, Mrs. Astrid Wallace (... |
Aug-44
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Jun-43
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Aug-44
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May-41
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Sep-43
Handwritten on negative envelope: "Shipyard End of Day Shift at Yard 1 Sept, 1943" |
c.1942
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CA. 1942
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ca. 1942
Handwritten on negative envelope: "Macdonald Miscellaneous Street Items Contains 1 good "Conversation" Refer to #6 Richmond" Note written in Catalog Sheet Volume 5: "-... |
ca. 1943
Handwritten on negative envelope: "New California - note People scattering after work & Race relations around yards" |
Spring 1942
Handwritten on negative envelope: "Consumers Spring 1942 Oakland, 10th St Market (Continued) (How many times did I try this and not get anywhere?)" Note in Catalog Sheet Volume 5 indicates... |
c.1942
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c.1944
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ca. 1942
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ca. 1943
Handwritten on negative envelope: "El Cerrito trailer camp. "Do Not Disturb - Night Worker Sleeping" |
c.1942
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ca. 1943
Handwritten on negative envelope: "On the way to work (swing shift) Just across the street from Gate of Yard 2." |
1942/1943
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circa 1942
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2001
Poster has a blue printed background. Across the top is "Honoring the Oglala Lakota Veterans of WWII" in yellow. Below the text is a stylized image of a group of North American Indians riding... |
Late 20th Early 21st Century
Poster has a neon image of a dead tree with pink drops coming from the branches in front of a yellow sun on a purple sky, rooted in an American flag with crosses on the crests of small hills with... |
1949-1985
Multi-color poster printed on white paper. This is a reproduction of an artwork by Allen Saalburg originally produced as a poster in 1942 by the Office of War Information in remembrance of... |
c. 2001
Multi-color poster shows a reproduction of an artwork based on historical photograph with three scenes that transition into one another. An image of soldiers raising the American flag at Iwo Jima... |
1983
Poster is printed on gray paper with text and images in brown. The top edge of the poster has the text: " 'We must ensure that this will never happen again to any American / just because he looks... |