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Interior of Repair Shop
1900
Two men in a repair shop, probably the repair shop of Leslie Werner. Leslie Werner is identified as the man wearing the hat on the left.
Bicycle Repair Shop
Two men in a repair shop, probably the Repair Shop of Leslie Werner. Leslie Werner is identified as the man wearing the hat on the right.
Leslie Werner Repair Shop
Interior of the Leslie Werner Repair Shop. A worker is repairing a violin and there are many bicycle rims and parts in view.
Blacksmith Shop
Man wearing a derby, a boy, and a blacksmith wearing an apron, standing just outside the doorway of a blacksmith shop. Blacksmith identified as probably Fred Weller.
Blacksmith Shop
Blacksmith in apron standing just outside the doorway of a blacksmith shop. Man identified as possibly Fred Weller.
