[Seamstresses sewing and cutting cloth, Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company, High Point, North Carolina]

[Gaffer finishing wide-mouthed bottle after man on right took bottle from blower on rod and put it on gas flame, T.C. Wheaton Company, Millville, New Jersey]

[Worker operating Lynch bottle machine with molten glass ready to drop into mould, Whitall Tatum Company, Millville, New Jersey]

[Spinner piecing-up, Millville Manufacturing Company, Millville, New Jersey]

[Man inspecting transformers, coils, capacities, cables, and tube sockets to be ready for wiring, RCA Victor, Camden, New Jersey]

[Workers assembling boiler for modern locomotive, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Eddystone, Pennsylvania]

Bath, Pa.

[Worker cutting cloth, Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company, High Point, North Carolina]

[Spindler carver making bed posts, Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company, High Point, North Carolina]

[Canal, William Skinner and Sons, Holyoke, Massachusetts]

[Miner's child digging coal from mine refuse, Scotts' Run, West Virginia]

[Spindle sander, Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company, High Point, North Carolina]

[Workers grinding knives on top ground-heads moulder, Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company, High Point, North Carolina]

[Highly-skilled worker operating Saco-Lowell machine, Pickett Yarm Mill, High Point, North Carolina]

[Worker examining and picking fabric, removing loose ends with a tweezer, Paterson, New Jersey]

[Worker soaking silk skeins in boiled water to free it of gum, Madison Silk Company in Barnert Mills, Paterson, New Jersey]

Paterson, New Jersey - Textiles

Paterson, New Jersey - Textiles

[Eighty-three-year-old stopper-grinder, T. C. Wheaton Company, Millville, New Jersey]

[Workers pressing glass door knobs, T. C. Wheaton Company, Millville, New Jersey]

[Worker taking bottle off I.S. automatic glass-blowing machine for testing, Whitall Tatum Company, Millville, New Jersey]

["Carrying-in-boy," about sixty years old, loading up "paddle" with glass stoppers that have just been moulded to file these off from cup on which they were made, T.C. Wheaton Company, Millville, New Jersey]

["Carrying-in-boy," about sixty years old, putting paddle-load of glass stoppers from shop that produces them and putting into "lehr" (annealing oven), T.C. Wheaton Company, Millville, New Jersey]

[Worker replacing empty bobbin with full one on Barber-Colman spooler, Millville Manufacturing Company, Millville, New Jersey]