Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot
Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot

Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot

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Historic Framed Print, United Nations, 17-7/8" x 21-7/8", Image: 16" x 20"

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Created 1942 Miguel Covarrubias caricatures. by Beverly J. Cox and Denna Jones Anderson.

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Originally preserved in the Library of Congress, this print of Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot is now available for your home or office. The Library has preserved this image as part of its permanent historical collection.

Library of Congress record: Created 1937 Jan Farm Security Administration and Office of War Information Collection. No. 438. Photographic prints 1930-1940.

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