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Background imageIndustry Collection: COAL MINE: MINE CART, 1867. Loading the cars at a coal mine near Pottsville, Pennsylvania

COAL MINE: MINE CART, 1867. Loading the cars at a coal mine near Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Wood engraving, American, 1867

Background imageIndustry Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: COAL MINERS. Down among the coal mines - The miners pay-day in Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA: COAL MINERS. Down among the coal mines - The miners pay-day in Pennsylvania. Engraving after a drawing by Paul Frenzeny, 1873

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHALING, 1855. Trying Out. The melting of whale fat on board an American whaling ship

WHALING, 1855. Trying Out. The melting of whale fat on board an American whaling ship. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHALING, 1855. Cutting In. A killed whale is brought to the side of an American whaling ship

WHALING, 1855. Cutting In. A killed whale is brought to the side of an American whaling ship. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHALING, 1855. The Flurry. A harpooned whale destroys one of the rowboats of the whalers

WHALING, 1855. The Flurry. A harpooned whale destroys one of the rowboats of the whalers. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHALING, 1855. Laying On. American whalers attempt to harpoon a whale. Wood engraving

WHALING, 1855. Laying On. American whalers attempt to harpoon a whale. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHALING, 1855. Lowering the Boats. American whalers approaching a pod of whales in rowboats

WHALING, 1855. Lowering the Boats. American whalers approaching a pod of whales in rowboats. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHALING, 1855. The Chase. An American whaling ship approaching a pod of whales

WHALING, 1855. The Chase. An American whaling ship approaching a pod of whales. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: BOSTON: FOUNDRY, 1855. Casting cannon parts at Cyrus Algers iron foundry in Boston

BOSTON: FOUNDRY, 1855. Casting cannon parts at Cyrus Algers iron foundry in Boston, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: BOSTON: FOUNDRY, 1855. Cyrus Algers iron foundry in Boston, Massachusetts. Wood engraving

BOSTON: FOUNDRY, 1855. Cyrus Algers iron foundry in Boston, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: BOSTON: FOUNDRY, 1855. Cyrus Algers iron foundry in Boston, Massachusetts. Wood engraving

BOSTON: FOUNDRY, 1855. Cyrus Algers iron foundry in Boston, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Background imageIndustry Collection: DIAGRAM: SAW MILL. Diagram of a sawmill at Limehouse, England. Engraving, English

DIAGRAM: SAW MILL. Diagram of a sawmill at Limehouse, England. Engraving, English, late 18th or early 19th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: GERMANY: SALT MINE, 1875. Tourists crossing an underground lake in a salt mine in Bavaria

GERMANY: SALT MINE, 1875. Tourists crossing an underground lake in a salt mine in Bavaria. Wood engraving, American, 1875

Background imageIndustry Collection: NEVADA: MINING, 1867. A miner at work underground in Virginia City, Nevada

NEVADA: MINING, 1867. A miner at work underground in Virginia City, Nevada. Photograph by Timothy O Sullivan, 1867

Background imageIndustry Collection: GERMANY: SALT MINE, 1875. Tourists sliding down a wooden slide to the lower level

GERMANY: SALT MINE, 1875. Tourists sliding down a wooden slide to the lower level of a salt mine in Bavaria. Wood engraving, American, 1875

Background imageIndustry Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: TITUSVILLE. View of the city of Titusville, Pennsylvania, where the

PENNSYLVANIA: TITUSVILLE. View of the city of Titusville, Pennsylvania, where the first oil well was drilled in America. Wood engraving, American, 1871

Background imageIndustry Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: OIL CREEK. Rafting Petroleum Down Oil Creek in Pennsylvania. Wood engraving

PENNSYLVANIA: OIL CREEK. Rafting Petroleum Down Oil Creek in Pennsylvania. Wood engraving, American, 1871

Background imageIndustry Collection: TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Various samples of printed designs sold by an American type foundry

TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Various samples of printed designs sold by an American type foundry, 19th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: COAL DEPOT, 1867. Loading boats for the coal market at the depot in Port Carbon, Pennsylvania

COAL DEPOT, 1867. Loading boats for the coal market at the depot in Port Carbon, Pennsylvania. Wood engraving, American, 1867

Background imageIndustry Collection: TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Various samples of printed designs sold by an American type foundry

TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Various samples of printed designs sold by an American type foundry, 19th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Various samples of printed scenes printed and sold by Thomas Richardson

TYPE FOUNDRY DESIGNS. Various samples of printed scenes printed and sold by Thomas Richardson, English, 19th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: CARD-MAKER, 18th CENTURY. The manufacture of playing cards. Line engraving, French

CARD-MAKER, 18th CENTURY. The manufacture of playing cards. Line engraving, French, 18th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: WHEELWRIGHT, 18th CENTURY. Interior of a wheelwrights shop. Line engraving, French

WHEELWRIGHT, 18th CENTURY. Interior of a wheelwrights shop. Line engraving, French, 18th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: HARNESS-MAKER, 18th CENTURY. A harness-making shop, with workers cutting, punching

HARNESS-MAKER, 18th CENTURY. A harness-making shop, with workers cutting, punching, and stitching leather harnesses. Line engraving, French, 18th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: TAILOR, 18th CENTURY. A tailor measures a client while other workers cut and sew

TAILOR, 18th CENTURY. A tailor measures a client while other workers cut and sew by the light of the window. Line engraving, French, 18th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: PURSE-MAKING, 18th CENTURY. Accessories used by a purse-maker. Line engraving, French

PURSE-MAKING, 18th CENTURY. Accessories used by a purse-maker. Line engraving, French, 18th century

Background imageIndustry Collection: FISHING, 1889. Preparing nets for shad fishing. Engraving after a drawing by W

FISHING, 1889. Preparing nets for shad fishing. Engraving after a drawing by W.A. Rogers, 1889

Background imageIndustry Collection: MARYLAND: OYSTERS, 1889. A Southern oyster peddler. Engraving after a drawing by B

MARYLAND: OYSTERS, 1889. A Southern oyster peddler. Engraving after a drawing by B. West Clinedinst, 1889

Background imageIndustry Collection: CANADA: FISHING, 1875. Workers cleaning fish in a shed at the cod fishery off Newfoundland

CANADA: FISHING, 1875. Workers cleaning fish in a shed at the cod fishery off Newfoundland. Engraving, 1875

Background imageIndustry Collection: NEW YORK: OYSTERS, 1886. Oystering on Long Island. Engraving from a drawing by F

NEW YORK: OYSTERS, 1886. Oystering on Long Island. Engraving from a drawing by F. Dielman, 1886

Background imageIndustry Collection: FISHING, 1882. The menhaden fishery. Engraving, 1882

FISHING, 1882. The menhaden fishery. Engraving, 1882

Background imageIndustry Collection: FISHING INDUSTRY, 1889. Albemarle sound fishing. Engraving, 1889

FISHING INDUSTRY, 1889. Albemarle sound fishing. Engraving, 1889

Background imageIndustry Collection: FISHING INDUSTRY, 1889. A big menhaden catch. Engraving, 1889

FISHING INDUSTRY, 1889. A big menhaden catch. Engraving, 1889

Background imageIndustry Collection: SARDINE FISHERY, 1880. Scenes from a sardine fishery in Cornwall, England. Engraving

SARDINE FISHERY, 1880. Scenes from a sardine fishery in Cornwall, England. Engraving, 1880

Background imageIndustry Collection: MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. Lumberjacks unloading logs from a sled, in Minnesota

MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. Lumberjacks unloading logs from a sled, in Minnesota. Wood engraving, American, 1870

Background imageIndustry Collection: MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. A loggers camp in Minnesota. Wood engraving, American, 1870

MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. A loggers camp in Minnesota. Wood engraving, American, 1870

Background imageIndustry Collection: MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. Lumberjacks clearing a log jam, on a river in Minnesota

MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. Lumberjacks clearing a log jam, on a river in Minnesota. Wood engraving, American, 1870

Background imageIndustry Collection: MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. Lumberjacks sawing a felled tree into logs, in a Minnesota forest

MINNESOTA: LOGGING, 1870. Lumberjacks sawing a felled tree into logs, in a Minnesota forest. Wood engraving, American, 1870

Background imageIndustry Collection: LUMBERING, 1883. Lumbering Sketches on the Upper Delaware. Engraving, American, 1883

LUMBERING, 1883. Lumbering Sketches on the Upper Delaware. Engraving, American, 1883

Background imageIndustry Collection: LUMBERING, 1887. A Lumber Raft. Engraving after a drawing by J. Macdonald, 1887

LUMBERING, 1887. A Lumber Raft. Engraving after a drawing by J. Macdonald, 1887

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: FINISHING, 1866. A winemaker uncorking bottles of sparkling wine to

WINEMAKING: FINISHING, 1866. A winemaker uncorking bottles of sparkling wine to remove sediment before it is sweetened and re-corked. At the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Background imageIndustry Collection: SKIRT FACTORY, 1859. Thomsons Skirt Factory in New York City. Wood engraving, American

SKIRT FACTORY, 1859. Thomsons Skirt Factory in New York City. Wood engraving, American, 1859

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: CORKING, 1866. Corking machine for sparkling wine, at the Longworth Winery in Ohio

WINEMAKING: CORKING, 1866. Corking machine for sparkling wine, at the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Bottles of sparkling wine stacked on point to collect

WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Bottles of sparkling wine stacked on point to collect the sediment of the wine at the cork of the bottle. At the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Bottles of sparkling wine stacked on point to collect

WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Bottles of sparkling wine stacked on point to collect the sediment of the wine at the cork of the bottle. At the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Workers stacking bottles of sparkling wine on shelves

WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Workers stacking bottles of sparkling wine on shelves in the lower cellar at the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Bottles of sparkling wine stacked on point to collect

WINEMAKING: STORAGE, 1866. Bottles of sparkling wine stacked on point to collect the sediment of the wine at the cork of the bottle. At the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Background imageIndustry Collection: WINEMAKING: VAULT, 1866. Lowering wine into cold vault, after fermentation, at

WINEMAKING: VAULT, 1866. Lowering wine into cold vault, after fermentation, at the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866



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