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1871
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label_outline Explore Kerosene

[Turkish porter carrying tanks of kerosene on his back]

Hands damaged by kerosene

LS 150-kylskåp för fotogen., Tekniska museet, Sweden

An old fashioned lantern hanging from the side of a building. Lantern kerosene country.

Capt. Jonathon Norquist, Civil Affairs officer, 2nd

Mejex-El-Bab, Tunisia. A market operated by the Allied civilian relief groups to sell at cost food, clothing, kerosene, etc., supplied by the U.S. Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations to natives and Europeans, victims of war deprivation

Бранобель. Керосиновый склад в Батуми. 1888

Mejex-El-Bab, Tunisia. A market operated by the Allied civilian relief groups to sell at cost food, clothing, kerosene, etc., supplied by the U.S. Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations to natives and Europeans, victims of war deprivation

Mary lit the fire with kerosene

Hospital Corpsman Third Class (HM3) Sidney Johnson, Builder Third Class (BU3) Cathy Dirkson keep warm beside a kerosene space heater inside one of the newly constructed tents at the camp. Navy Seabees rotate watches inside a tent to keep a close eye on the loaded M16A1 rifles for those Seabees working nearby who might need them in an emergency. All three Seabees are attached to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 (NMCB-133) and are taking part in the operation

Tenant buying kerosene in plantation store. Knowlton Plantation, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi

Mejex-El-Bab, Tunisia. A market operated by the Allied civilian relief groups to sell at cost food, clothing, kerosene, etc., supplied by the U.S. Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations to natives and Europeans, victims of war deprivation

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