Mechanic repairing Automobile Motor, Farm Security Administration (FSA) Warehouse Depot, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, Marion Post Wolcott, U.S. Farm Security Administration, May 1939

Mechanic repairing Automobile Motor, Farm Security Administration (FSA) Warehouse Depot, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, Marion Post Wolcott, U.S. Farm Security Administration, May 1939
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Image Number: 1838-18489172Rights ManagedCredit Line:Marion Post Wolcott/U.S. Farm Security Administration/Circa Images/Glasshouse Images/SuperStockCollection:Glasshouse ImagesStory:Historical Manufacturing ProcessesContributor:Marion Post Wolcott / U.S. Farm Security Administration / Circa ImagesModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4914×3631
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