[Machinist finishing axle on large driving wheels (80 inches in diameter) on newest type of locomotive, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Eddystone, Pennsylvania]

[Stationary steam engine built by W. W. Baldwin before 1830, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Eddystone, Pennsylvania]

[A. Miles assembling electrically operated "very modern" milling machine, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Eddystone, Pennsylvania]

[William A. Portington, 72-year-old worker, using hand-operated knitting machine 100 years old formerly used to knit hosiery, Minnesac Mills, Philadelphia]

[Worker operating finisher lapper, Pacific Mills, Manchester, New Hampshire]

[Worker with quiling crepe, William Skinner and Sons, Holyoke, Massachusetts]

[Walsh Holyoke Steam Boiler Works, Jolly, Inc., and Church of the Precious Blood, Holyoke, Massachusetts]

[Worker setting up twisting-in machine, William Skinner and Sons, Holyoke, Massachusetts]