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IMAGO History, 250 Jahre USA, Industrialisierung, Aufstieg zur führenden Industrienation 1800-1920

14.05.2026

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  • Sawing cones of sugar into lumps for sale by weight rather than by whole cone. Sugar refinery, New York, USA. Engraving, New York, 1886. WHA !ACHTUNG AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! Copyright: WHA UnitedArchivesWHA_038_0006
  • The sausage department, Armour s great packing house, Chicago, U.S.A. Men and boys stuffing sausage skins at two tables. photoprint on stereo card c1893. WHA !ACHTUNG AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! Copyright: WHA UnitedArchives020019
  • Interior of Jas. B. Smith & Co. Booksellers & Manufacturers, with women and men working and various machines used to make books 1850 USA WorldxHistoryxArchive
  • Photographic print of a 15 year old girl at embossing machine in the embossing shop of Harry C. Taylor, 61 Court Street. Location, Boston, Massachusetts. Photographer Lewis Wickes Hine (1874-1940). WorldxHistoryxArchive
  • United States: c. 1913 Women employees using Scott filling machines in a factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_9
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: c. 1922 A scene in a women s silk hosiery factory. The women are working on the seaming machines which sew the seam up the back of the stocking. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_8
  • Greensboro, North Carolina: August, 1942 Women working in the packaging department of the Vicks Cough Drops factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_7
  • Connecticut: c. 1921 Women working at silk winding machines that will be used in the manufactring of ladies hosiery. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_4
  • United States: c. 1940 Women working on a production line in a Heinz factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_3
  • United States: c. 1918 Women employees filling, sealing, and labeling canned food on an assembly line in a factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_2
  • United States: c. 1940 Workers in a factory wiring radio telephone sets. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_17
  • Boston, Massachusetts: 1912 Women working at beaming and yarn inspecting machines at the American Woolen Company. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_15
  • Cincinnati, Ohio: c. 1921 Women filling spice jars at the Frank Tea & Spice Company. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_13
  • Greensboro, North Carolina: 1903 A stereocard showing women and girls working in the spinning room with 60,000 spindles in the White Oak Cotton Mill. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-W_11
  • Stamford, Connecticutt: November, 1977 Sylvania color television picture tubes being manufactured are now protected from interelectrode arcing by Integral Surge Limiters (ISL). Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_9
  • United States: c. 1934 Interior view of a factory that manufactures generator gears and parts for large turbines. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_8
  • United States: c. 1934 Interior view of a factory that manufactures generator gears for turbines. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_3
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania c. 1933 An interior view of a factory that builds industrial electrical generators Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_2
  • Chicago, Illinois: c. 1955 An employee time card clock behind a conveyor line in a factory warehouse. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_1
  • United States: c. 1922 Interior view of a factory that builds Brightland Box Machines. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_11
  • United States: c. 1916 Interior view of a factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Mi_10
  • Indianapolis, Indiana: c. 1955 Workers at the Allison Transmission factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_9
  • Troy, New York: c. 1933 The collar turning department in the clothing factory of Cluett Peabody & Co., manufacturer of Arrow brand shirts. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_8
  • San Francisco, California: c. 1910 Workers in a factory with lathes and tools powered by belt drives Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_7
  • Unites States: c. 1939 Factory workers drawing wire onto spools. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_6
  • Unites States: c. 1929 Workers machining metal parts in a factory. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_5
  • United States: c. 1929 A man working in a factory on the new improved gearless sole-cutting machine. Note the wall with a window view constructed behind his work place. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_14
  • Los Angeles, California: c. 1955 Workers in the precision casting foundry section at the AiResearch Manufacturing Company. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_12
  • Cleveland, Ohio: c. 1932 A view of the workers in the screw machine department of the Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_11
  • United States: c. 1950 A man with safety goggles working at a large industrial grinding machine. Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Work-Fact-Men_10
  • Washington, D.C.: October 13, 1927 Heinz Gruner of the U.S. Geological Survey doing experimental trials of an aerocartograph to do topographic mapping with aerial images Underwood Archives The Image Works xUnderwoodxArchives 1-Sci-Cart_2
  • Yazoo City, Mississippi: May 1911 A young spinner being watched by the overseer at Yazoo City Yarn Mills. 990_05_6-Child-W_7HR
  • Archive - Industry - Motorcars - The first Ford Factory in Mack Avenue, Detroit, USA UnitedArchives00580390
  • Cigarette and Tobacco Industry Scenes at W.D. and H.O Wills factory in Bristol 1947 In the Hogshead Room of the factory. Weighing the hogshead of tobacco after they have been taken from the wooden barrels in which they have been shipped from the USA and brought to the factory from the Bond Houses in Bristol Harbour . Each hogshead weighs approximately 1000lbs (would eventualy be transformed into roughly 500,000 cigarettes). Seen weighing a hogshead are Chief Weigher Ted Williams (right) and Fred Clark ., Tabak UnitedArchives01172424
  • Edison s Ward Street Newark Factory 1873 Edison, Thomas Alva (the Wizard of Menlo Park) US inventor; opened research laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey 1876 (moved to West Orange, New Jersey 1887); invented phonograph (1st demonstrated 1877); invented incandescent electric light 1879; invented kinetograph camera and kinetoscope motion-picture viewer (patented 1891) _1847-1931 UnitedArchives00925488
  • First World War Making shells in a US munitions factory UnitedArchives00126795
  • First World War Making large calibre guns at Bethlehem , Pa , Pennsylvania , USA Mono Book Illustration UnitedArchives1170075
  • First World War Making shells in a US munitions factory Mono Book Illustration UnitedArchives1170074
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