Historic Assembly Lines

Vintage photographs of workers in assembly lines across various industries, including electronics and textiles, showcasing manual labor and production processes.

Group of male workers operating linotype machines in a newspaper printing press, New Orleans Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Manual workers working in an assembly line

Vintage photograph. Televisions in production coming down assembly line

Vintage photograph. Workers at Firestone Tire and Rubber Company testing for quality workmanship, materials, and appearance.

Group of male workers operating linotype machines in a newspaper printing press, New Orleans Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Silk factory, florence 1930.

Vintage Photograph. Stratos streak V8 engine being lowered into vehicle at Pontiac Auto Manufacturing

Vintage photograph. Television assembly line production

Grading, wrapping and packing pears at Hood River, Oregon. 6,500,000 boxes of freshly packed fruit are shipped from Hood River annually. 1941. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. Oregon , Hood River, Oregon , Hood River County

At the Electrolux Works, Paris. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Jewish factories in Palestine on Plain of Sharon & along the coast to Haifa Near Acre, Kfar-Ata. The 'Ata' Textile Co. Fourth process in the spinning of the yarn. 1939, Israel, Ḳiryat Ata

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Reporting army technical service in Meester Cornelis (Batavia). Workbench in workshop. February 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

The limited company Electrolux, Stockholm.pressgjutiet. In the middle cleansing of castings.

Anefo photo collection. Employees bankrupt company Quick-Shoes Hengelo believe company profitable. October 6, 1986. Hengelo, Overijssel

Express Spark Plug Company ca. between 1910 and 1926.

Vintage Photograph. Spinning frame with orlon yarn.

Cooperative Laitiere Centrale de Paris. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

The limited company Nordic silk cellulose. Staple phase machine's spinning department. The nozzle is applied.

Industry during the First World War Female workers cut corrugated asbestos sheets in a Lancashire factory during the First World War.

Anefo photo collection. Assignments Diamondslijperij Gassan in Amsterdam. July 16, 1958. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Pot presses at the T. C. Williams & Co., tobacco, Richmond, Virginia African American Photographs Assembled for 1900 Paris Exposition.

The workshop Arctic AB. Motala. Ready mounting of series 16 apparatus.

Nora's ignition pipe plant, 1948.

Locomobil manufacturing workshop at Munktell's mechanical workshop in Eskilstuna.

Interior factory wolseley cars with workers to machines.

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Crane Girls loading shell on the transport at one of England's great shell-filling factories.

Joining carriage basket and side pieces for drizzles.

Industry during the First World War- Dublin Interior of the National Shell Factory at Parkgate Street, Dublin, during the First World War. Note the board showing the number of shells passed into bond totals per shift on the back wall.

Three mature men working in a factory

Vintage photograph. Workmen attach a steering assembly to an auto chassis

Vintage Photograph. Four spindle Gridley automatic machines producing various parts for refrigerator.

Textile factory with two women at machines

Vintage photograph. Sheet metal parts being packaged for shipment to replacement depots throughout the world

Workers sorting mail at Main Post Office, Washington, D.C., USA, Arthur Rothstein, U.S. Office of War Information, 1938

Vintage photograph. New York General Post Office. Seperating daily papers and magazines.

French Shoe Factory Boosts Production (ROC, shoe Fact Antun). Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

British Bicycles For The World - The frame lining shop. In this ship frames are lined by hand with the manufacturers design and trade mark. Frames are fed into the shop by the conveyor belt system, after being cellulosed and dried. July 09, 1951.;British Bicycles For The World - The frame lining shop. In this ship frames are lined by hand with the manufacturers design and trade mark. Frames are fed into the shop by the conveyor belt system, after being cellulosed and dried.

Finger disc scale. L M Ericsson, Tulegatan 15-19. Stockholm in 1926.

Air France Receives Six New Constallation Aircraft. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Rolls Royce Factory aero-engine at Derby, England circa 1933

Women in Industry during the First World War, London, c 1918 A general view of women at work in the Royal Army Clothing Department in the Old Kent Road, London. They are standing at benches to cut leather soles for boots.

Car industry. 1930-1940.

Employees of the Wolseley Motor Company in the Ward End Works, the factory in Birmingham, F.R. Logan, 1932 photograph Birmingham baryta paper gelatin silver print automobile Birmingham

View in the press room of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Long Island City, New York, 1922. Artist: Unknown.

Row of Female Factory Workers Operating Machinery at Drill and Tool Plant that Manufactures Drills for use in all War Production Industries, Republic Drill and Tool Company, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Ann Rosener, Office of War Information, August 1942

Radio Industry Passes Export Target -- The British Radio Industry has decided not to hold a Radio Exhibition this year in order that manufacturers may concentrate upon their export programme which is forging ahead with great success. The export target of £1m set the industry by Sir Stafford Cripps was passed in December last when equipment to the value of £1,013,162 was sold a broad. This picture was taken at the huge Electrical and Musical Industries (EMI) factory at Hayes, Middlesex, where much of the export work is carried on. In this picture the conveyer is bringing finished sets from numerous departments into the packing room. March 24, 1948.

Making bodies for detonating fuses

International attention to Shanghai grew in the 19th century due to its economic and trade potential at the Yangtze River. During the First Opium War (1839-1842), British forces temporarily held the city. The war ended with the 1842 Treaty of Nanjing, opening Shanghai and other ports to international trade. In 1863, the British settlement, located to the south of Suzhou creek (Huangpu district), and the American settlement, to the north of Suzhou creek (Hongkou district), joined in order to form the International Settlement. The French opted out of the Shanghai Municipal Council, and maintained its own French Concession. Citizens of many countries and all continents came to Shanghai to live and work during the ensuing decades; those who stayed for long periods called themselves 'Shanghailanders'. In the 1920s and 30s, some 20,000 so-called White Russians and Russian Jews fled the newly established Soviet Union and took up residence in Shanghai. By 1932, Shanghai had become the world's

Husqvarna Weapon Fabriks AB. The sewing machine workshop.

Rear view of a worker working on a machine in a textile factory

Poll photo collection. Reporting Uitgeverij Wolters, Groningen. The hall with cutting and sorting machines. August 1965. Groningen (city)

Cleaning salmon in Astoria, Oregon, c. 1900.

Everyday Life at a Ministry of Supply Shell Filling Factory, England, UK, 1941 Male and female factory workers fit shells into cartridges at this Ministry of Supply filling factory.

Women working in munitions factory 1915

Huddersfield Cloth Mill- the work of C and J Hirst and Sons Ltd., Sunnybank, Longwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, UK, 1943 Bathed in sunlight, a female weaver at C and J Hirst and Sons Ltd. in Huddersfield fills the battery of one of the automatic looms which are used to make cloth at the mill. She is loading a small cage with reels of thread, which will be fed automatically into the machine. The machine itself is made by Hollingsworths and Knowles.

Poll photo collection. Reporting Kerko Haarlem. Room with sewing heater at the Kerko shirts company. August 9, 1954. Haarlem

New York, USA. November 4, 1918 "Manufacturing Spiral Puttees at Plant of Alexander Propper & Company, New York City. Preparing the Puttees, narrow piece of cloths , for Bailing." All workers are African-American Women Working

Any bits left over are chopped into pieces by the mighty machines of the Chicago stockyards, for use in sausages, corned beef, Spam and so forth. Date: 1911

Interno di una stabilimento tessile a Kaduna.

Old Rags Into New Cloth- Salvage in Britain, April 1942.

Clerget Shoe Factory (Productivity Story). Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

operai alla macchina inscatolatrice dei piselli de rica, 1967

Vintage Photograph. Man working on steering gear assembly line

Women working in the Royal Ordnance Factory at Fazakerley, near Liverpool during 1943. Women at work at a Royal Ordnance Factory. The various parts of a breech block (the blocks, pins, extractors and springs) have arrived from all over the country and are assembled by these women at ROF Fazakerley, near Liverpool.

1900s 1909 WOMEN FACTORY WORKERS PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA USA

Women working in tunnel WW2 london, transport, tube, londonunderground, forties

Vintage photograph. The Lux toilet soap tablets travel up and down the tall coolers to the girls who finally packed them away into containers

Vintage photograph. Women sewing in factory

Dyeing cotton at the textile institute in Borås, 1949.

AB DEF's deep printing in Malmö. Deep pressure rotation press.

Lewis Hine The superintendent and spinners Catawba Cotton Mills. Newton. NC 1910

Japan: Silk workers at the Kameyama Silk Mill Muroyama Factory, Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, c. 1907

Men operating machines , Ordnance industry, Armories, Machinery, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Women at work during the First World War A full-length portrait of a woman at work at a drilling machine in a factory, somewhere in Britain.

Trefileries des Vosges. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Vintage Photograph. Clerks sorting mail on train at Railway mail services

Warehouse workers prepare packages for shipment at Sharpe Army Depot. Base: Lathrop State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection Panoramic view of the interior of the shell filling factory at Chilwell

Threading tubes

calzaturificio di vigevano, 1956

Women at work during the First World War Women workers place bullets into trays in Cartridge Factory 5 at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.

Manual worker working in an electronic industry

Spooling yarn, Dallas Cotton Mills, Texas , Spinning machinery, Cotton industry, Mills, Yarn, Textile mill workers

Industry during the First World War- Dublin Interior of the National Shell Factory at Parkgate Street, Dublin, during the First World War. Note the board showing the number of shells passed into bond totals per shift on the back wall.

Anefo photo collection. His Royal Highness Prince Bernhard brought a work visit rusk and chocolate-factory Victoria Reportage. April 18, 1962

Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, external marina (depicted, town).Sweden, Blekinge, Blekinge, Karlskrona, Karlskrona, External War Gogs (depicted, City)

Car assembly on current bands at AB English car factory. 1/10 1934.

Men in the sheet metal work. The man on the left on a fingerbean bench, a punching machine in the middle and a record roller on the right.

Morgårdhammar's mechanical workshop. The nail factory.

Munkfors use in Värmland. Band saw manufacturing, 1930.

CVE-106 Block Island , Ships, Naval Vessels, Boats, Naval History, Navy

Footwear industry. 1910-1920.

Interior of the main workshop of the N.S. in Tilburg: Spark plug department ().

Storage Jeeps in the Hembrug Jeep Workplace.

Poll photo collection. Wine company Carmel Mizrachi Wineries in Rishon Le Zion. Workers on a running tape with corked wine bottles. January 1, 1960. Israel, Risjon Le Zion

Workshop School in Finpong. Old user farm.

Hat Factory. Monza. Lombardia. Italy. 1920

reparto cucitura di scarponi da sci e da montagna, 1956

High Angle View of Women at Work in Grapefruit Canning Factory, Winter Haven, Florida, USA, Arthur Rothstein for U.S. Resettlement Administration, January 1937

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