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Parts Hanging in an Elevator

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Two men dressed in work clothes are standing next to what appears to be an elevator. In the elevator there are several implement parts hanging from the ceiling, and there is a sign above that is difficult to read, but mentions something about "risk" and was posted by "I.H.C." The room is lit by two windows with bright sunlight shining in. This photograph may have been taken at International Harvester Osbourne Work in Auburn, New York.

Date Created:
1909
Creator:
International Harvester Company

Publication Information

Creator International Harvester Company
Date Created 1909

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 21 x 26 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection Glass negative series, circa 1900-1939
Call Number IHO-3021

Copyright Information

Copyright Status NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W012MX6
Legacy ID
WHi 95623

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