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Woman pulling a tow rope. verso: sketch of landscape with figures

Anton Mauve (Dutch, Zaandam 1838–1888 Arnhem) Public domain scan of 19th century Dutch drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Vive la France, Balancier, Both in "Tow"

Alfred E. Baker (American, active 1833–42) Public domain scan of American 19th-century print, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Vive la France, Balancier, Both in "Tow"

Alfred E. Baker (American, active 1833–42) Public domain scan of 18th-century print, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

The Tow Boat Conqueror - Public domain dedication. Metropolitan Museum of Art image.

James Guy Evans (active ca. 1835–60) Public domain photograph of 19th-century painting, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Transport Clipper Ocean Express in tow of the Illinois

Broadside view of one ship.

U.S. Transport "Great Republic" in tow of the Vanderbilt (Clipper rig)

Broadside view frigate. Title inscribed below image. Formerly Waud no. C-55. Gift, J.P. Morgan, 1919 (DLC/PP-1919:R1.2.982 recto) Forms part of: Morgan collection of Civil War drawings.

Alice Barber Stephens - A daughter of the tow

(DLC/PP-1932:0083). Forms part of: Cabinet of American illustration (Library of Congress). Published in: Scribner's monthly, 19:646 (March 1880).

[Steamer, Tug, Gladiator and Tow]

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Under tow to boat race, Columbian Naval Review, 1892 [i.e. 1893]

Photo shows boats from several countries. Left to right in front row: France, Brazil, Germany, Italy, France. Second row: France, Germany, Italy, France. Third row: Russia (St. Andrew flag) and Italy. (Source: More

Winona, Minn., tow raft passing drawbridge

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Tow path, C & O Canal, near Washington

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A river tow of the seventies - Engraving, Public domain image

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[A Tow entering St. Clair Ship Canal]

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An Albany tow coming down North River

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Iver Olsen - Portrett av brudepar, Sør Trøndelag, Norge

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Coal barges in tow on the Delaware River / Louis Husson.

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Confederate Army Carded Records - Tow, Henry - 7th Cavalry

Age is [Blank]. Year listed as [BLANK]. Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Confederate Organizations

A Hudson River tow, N.Y. - Public domain image. Dry plate negative.

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A Passing tow on Hudson River, N.Y.

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Wrecker Favorite, tow posts - Public domain image. Dry plate negative.

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The amphibious transport dock USS San Diego (LPD 22) prepares to tow a test capsule called the boilerplate-testing article, belonging to NASA's Orion Program

PACIFIC OCEAN (Oct. 30, 2016) The amphibious transport dock USS San Diego (LPD 22) prepares to tow a test capsule called the boilerplate-testing article, belonging to NASA's Orion Program, in the Pacific Ocean More

A typical tow of seventies - Public domain image of steamship

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Hey! John! Give us a tow? - Drawing. Public domain image.

"Gyp the Blood" and "Lefty Louis", rowing a small boat, call to Standard Oil executive John D. Archbold, standing against the rail of a ship called "The Oil Line," holding Hearst's Magazine. An iceberg with an More

Crane Hercules, with Turret Number 2, Weight 220,000 Pounds. U.S.S. New York in Tow Off Ordnance Dock

Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard

In the trough of the Sea, USS Adams in tow of the USS Yorktown

Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard

In the trough of the Sea, USS Adams in tow of the USS Yorktown

Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard

Car in trouble after the thaw during World War I

Car being towed, France, during World War I. This image shows a car being towed through thick mud. As the car in front tries to pull the other free, a soldier lends a hand by pulling on the tow rope. A group of More

USS Arizona, As Tugs Began to Tow, Navy Yard, New York

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KRON PRINZ WILHELM. GERMAN SHIP, INTERNED IN U.S., IN TOW

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KRON PRINZ WILHELM. GERMAN SHIP, INTERNED IN U.S. IN TOW

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Balloons - In the Theatre of Operations - A U-Boat spotter. Will it go under the bridge? A balloon of type that helped greatly in defeat of German U-Boats is in tow of a British warship at Forth Bridge

Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Balloons - In the Theatre of Operations Public domain image of a balloon aerostat, early aeronautics, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Lady Top Tow & Parkway paving [...], F.A. Kerr

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US Navy (USN) Sailors prepare to tow a USN F/A-18 Super Hornet multi-mission fighter/attack aircraft into launch position onboard the flight deck of the USN Kitty Hawk Class Aircraft Carrier, USS KITTY HAWK (CV 63), while conducting Operation UNIFIED ASSISTANCE (OUA) humanitarian operations off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia (IDN), in response to the devastating tsunami that hit Southeast Asia on December 26, 2004

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN Stephen W. Rowe, Usn Release Status: Released to Public Combined Military Service Digital Photo More

Biggest and costliest yet. This is the radio room on the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Chelan, the newest cutter of the service now anchored at the Navy Yard, Washington D.C. This radio room houses three transmitters and three receiving sets. On the maiden trip she picked up an SOS and towed a schooner 1,500 miles, a record tow. The cutter cost approximately $1,000,000. Ensign Leslie B. Tollaksen, is shown in the photograph

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Four-masted barque under tow at sea in Sydney Harbour

This photo is part of the Australian National Maritime Museum’s Samuel J. Hood Studio collection. Sam Hood (1872-1953) was a Sydney photographer with a passion for ships. His 60-year career spanned the romantic More

Map depicts significant story on pickup in American industry. Washington, D.C. March 30. Tow lines on this chart hanging in the office of Isador Lubin, Commissioner of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, tell a significant story of the pickup in American Industry since 1933. Mr. Lubin points to line no. 1 which represents the consumers or nondurable goods industries (food, clothing, etc.) it began to climb in 1933 and has been on the upgrade ever since. Line no. 2 represents durable goods or heavy industry (steel building materials, machinery). It was hardest hit by the depression, lagged far behind even during most of 1936. But line no. 2 is going almost straight up. By March 1, it has attained a level almost parallel with consumers goods. This means that for the first time since 1929, payrolls in vital heavy industries are once again in a normal relation to payrolls in the consumer industries.

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French three-masted barque TOURAINE under tow near Sydney Heads

This image depicts the French three-masted barque TOURAINE being towed out to sea near Sydney Heads. In the background, left of the pilot vessel is probably the Hornby Lighthouse at South Head. The pilot vessel More

[Wilfred Tow] - safety film negatives, Library of Congress

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Rating gasolines at the Bureau of Standards. Washington, D.C., April 17. F.R. Carter of the U.S. Bureau of Standards is shown adjusting the mixture of gasoline to find out the rating in octane numbers of gasolines. The three carbureter shown in the foreground are each filled with a gasoline tow of which with a known octane rating and the third is filled with the sample to be tested, this machine has a variable compression ratio and can be changed while in motion

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A group of people sitting on top of a truck, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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A group of people standing on top of a snow covered slope, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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A man helping a little girl with skis, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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A couple of people sitting in a car, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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On Saturday afternoon many high school students come to Dickinson's farm to ski. Mr Dickenson built a ski tow on his farm three years ago at a cost of one thousand dollars. This is the first year he had made any money, although business is increasing rapidly now. He has a small dairy farm and until the hurricane last year destroyed his entire grove of maple trees he made and sold maple syrup. Lisbon near Franconia, New Hampshire

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A group of people riding skis down a snow covered slope, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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Tobacco sleds newly covered with tow sacks, ready for "putting in" the tobacco. Person County, North Carolina

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A man holding a pair of skis next to a dog, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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A black and white photo of two people on skis, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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Skiers on porch of Mr. Dickinson's home in Lisbon, Franconia, New Hampshire. He installed a ski tow on his property three years ago costing around one thousand dollars, and this is the first year he has made any money on it, but business is increasing rapidly now. He has a small dairy farm and until the hurricane last year destroyed his entire grove of maple trees, he made and sold maple syrup

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A group of people sitting on the steps of a house, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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A black and white photo of two people sitting on top of a car, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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A couple of men sitting on top of a sled, New Hamshire. Farm Security Organization photograph

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Dickinson farm and ski town tow, which costs him about one thousand dollars to install three years ago. This is the first season he has made money on it, but business in increasing rapidly now. He has a small dairy, and until last year when the hurricane wiped out his entire grove of sugar maple, he used to make and sell syrup. Lisbon, New Hampshire

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Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eight years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about 25 percent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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Photograph of Toboggan Return to Toboggan Tow

Original caption: Toboggan return to toboggan tow at base of hill. Caberfae Winter Sports Area. 1940-1941. Historic Photographs

Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eight years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about 25 percent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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A new three-place North American O-47A observation airplane with Army Air Corps marking was the first ircraft to arrive at Ames. The Circular antenna on top of the canopy is for direction finding. A close look show that help from the front cockpit was needed for directional control when using a rope (instead of a tow bar) to tow the aircraft. (Sept 1940). W.H. McAvoy Ames test pilot returning from an early flight of first test airplane at Ames, a North American O-47A-1 (or 0-47 AAC37-323) This aircraft severed for a short time upon arrival as a research aircraft for heated-wing deicing. NOTE: printed in NASA Ames Publications: Adventures in Research - SP-4320 57 Years - Flight Research at AMES - NASA SP-1998-3300 ARC-1969-M-925

A new three-place North American O-47A observation airplane with Army Air Corps marking was the first ircraft to arrive at Ames. The Circular antenna on top of the canopy is for direction finding. A close look More

Dickinson farm and ski town tow, which costs him about one thousand dollars to install three years ago. This is the first season he has made money on it, but business in increasing rapidly now. He has a small dairy, and until last year when the hurricane wiped out his entire grove of sugar maple, he used to make and sell syrup. Lisbon, New Hampshire

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Photograph of Top of Hill by Ski Tow

Original caption: Approaching top of hill by ski tow. 1940-1941. Historic Photographs

Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eighty years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty-three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about twenty-five per cent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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Every available space for parking is used by skiers on week ends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eighty years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First Ski tow in United States built on this farm in 1934 by white Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about twenty-five percent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property. Woodstock, Vermont

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Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eight years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about 25 percent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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Mr. Dickerson, farmer, who owns and runs a ski tow on hill in back of his farmhouse. It cost him about one thousand dollars to install three years ago and this is the first year he has made money on it, but business is increasing rapidly now. He has small dairy, and until last year when the hurricane wiped out his entire grove of sugar maples he used to make and sell syrup. Lisbon, New Hampshire

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Mr. Dickinson, farmer and his ski tow, which he installed on his property three years ago, at cost of about one thousand dollars. This past winter was the first time he made money on it but business is increasingly rapidly now. Lisbon, near Franconia, New Hampshire

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Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eight years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about 25 percent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eight years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about 25 percent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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Every available space for parking is used by skiers on weekends at Clinton Gilbert's farm. The house is about eighty years old; purchased by Gilbert in 1929. He has about 150 acres, mainly a dairy farm with twenty-three cows. He also makes about one hundred gallons of maple syrup every year. First skiing town in U.S. built on this farm in 1934 by White Cupboard Inn, but Gilbert now owns and runs tow and it has increased his income about twenty-five per cent. Has enabled him to build small ski lodge and do many repairs to property

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Ski hut and tow built by Clinton Gilbert, farmer in Woodstock, Vermont. The first ski town in the United States was built on this property and it has increased his income about twenty five percent, and enables him to do many repairs on this property. He has about 150 acres and about twenty-three cows and makes about one hundred gallons maple syrup annually

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Mr. Dickerson, farmer, who owns and runs a ski tow on hill in back of his farmhouse. It cost him about one thousand dollars to install three years ago and this is the first year he has made money on it, but business is increasing rapidly now. He has small dairy, and until last year when the hurricane wiped out his entire grove of sugar maples he used to make and sell syrup. Lisbon, New Hampshire

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Barge under tow. Erie Canal, New York

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Barge under tow. Erie Canal, New York

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Parris Island. Marine Corps gliders. An aerial "tugboat" of the Marine Corps. The leatherneck pilot of this glider will tow three planes high above Page Field at Parris Island, South Carolina as part of six-week training course the Marines are giving to selected units

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Conversion. Metal screens to bomber windows. Aluminum parts for the Air Corps are welded at an Eastern plant that used to make metal screens for windows and doors. Among the items now produced are junction boxes, switch boxes for airplane tow targets and navigator windows for bombers

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Parris Island. Marine Corps gliders. At sunbaked Page Field, Parris Island, South Carolina, the Marine Corps is doing a great job of training glider pilots. A tow plane and three gliders with student pilots return to earth after successful flights

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Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. WAACs at Daytona Beach, Florida, learn how to rescue floats. The float is made of wooden platform supported by inflated barracks tied beneath the platform. Careful swimming enables the rescuers to tow the victim to safety

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Conversion. Metal screens to bomber windows. An aluminum switch box for an airplane tow target is drilled in a production jig at an Eastern plant that formerly made metal screens for doors and windows

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Parris Island. Marine Corps gliders. When it comes to fighting methods, the Marines have all the answers. Student pilot of a glider and the pilot of a tow plane look things over before the start of a flight from Page Field, Parris Island, South Carolina

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Production. Small ramp boats. A tow of wooden ramp boats used for landing men and equipment on beaches. These thirty-six-foot boats, just launched at a large Southern shipyard, will soon be delivered to the Navy. The high bottom-hinged sterns of these boats are used as ramps to make fast, dryshod landings at beach locations of any kind. Higgins Industries

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Production. Small ramp boats. A thirty-six-foot wooden ramp boat, just completed at a Southern shipyard, in tow of a fast power launch. The high bottom-hinged stern of this boat is used as a ramp to make beach landings of men and equipment. Higgins Industries

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Conversion. Metal screens to bomber windows. An aluminum switch box for an airplane tow target is drilled in a production jig at an Eastern plant that formerly made metal screens for doors and windows

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Production. C-47 transport plane. Sections of C-47 transport planes move down the assembly lines of the Long Beach, California plant of Douglas Aircraft Company toward the final assembly line, where all parts are put together. The versatile C-47 performs many important tasks for the Army. It ferries men and cargo across oceans and mountains, tow gliders and brings paratroopers and their equipment to scenes of action (Douglas Aircraft Company)

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"Here's where your parachute came from," Deena Clark, civilian defense volunteer tells Technical Sergeant Leo Matkins of the Army Air Corps. The worn out nylon stockings in this barrel full of salvaged stockings will be reprocessed and made into parachutes for army fliers, tow ropes for glider planes and other war material. The worn out silk stockings return to service as powder bags for the Army's big guns. The collection is typical of the thousands of salvage stations in retail stores throughout the country, which have collected 626,127 pounds of old silk and nylon stockings in three months. The campaign is directed by local salvage committees

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Conversion. Automobile industry. Directly contributing to victory, these tow automobile workers are starting conversion of a lathe so that it can accomodate tank parts. The Plymouth Company, Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Michigan

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Production. Small ramp boats. A tow of wooden ramp boats used for landing men and equipment on beaches. These thirty-six-foot boats, just launched at a large Southern shipyard, will soon be delivered to the Navy. The high bottom-hinged sterns of these boats are used as ramps to make fast, dry-shod landings at beach locations of any kind. Higgins Industries

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Conversion. Metal screens to bomber windows. Aluminum switch boxes for airplane tow targets are gas-welded at an Eastern plant which normally makes metal screens for doors and windows

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Langley Field, Virginia. YB-17 bombardment squadron. One of Uncle Sam's mighty warships of the air is berthed at Langley Field, Virginia. A tow car returning a YB-17 bomber to the hanger of the bombardment squadron for which it has just completed a mission

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Cincinnati (vicinity), Ohio. Detail of the piping on the oil barges in the tow of the towboat Ernest T. Weir going down the Ohio River

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Barges in the tow of the towboat Ernest T. Weir going down the Ohio River to Cincinnati

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Spring pulpwood drive on the Brown Company timber holdings in Maine. Steamer getting under way after it has attached a cable to the boom it is going to tow down Mooselookmeguntic Lake

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Gallipolis, Ohio. The tow leaving the locks

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Cincinnati (vicinity), Ohio. Deckhands releasing a barge from the tow of the towboat Ernest T. Weir going down the Ohio River

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Spring pulpwood drive on the Brown Company timber holdings in Maine. To tow the full boom down Mooselookmeguntic Lake, the steamer runs ahead a quarter of a mile, casts anchor and pulls the boom up on its winches. By this process, it can make the twelve mile haul in about sixteen hours, with a fair wind. If the wind is too strong in the wrong direction, the steamer casts anchor and just stands still to prevent being blown back up the lake

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Using wooden blocks to make up the tow aboard the towboat Ernest T. Weir going down the Ohio River to Cincinnati

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Shifting barges to new positions in the tow of the towboat Ernest T. Weir going down the Ohio River to Cincinnati

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Spring pulpwood drive on the Brown Company timber holdings in Maine. Captain's view of the full boom before he swings the lake steamer around to pick it up and tow it twelve miles down Mooselookmeguntic Lake

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Spring pulpwood drive on the Brown Company timber holdings in Maine. Steamer stretching out the boom surrounding the load of logs it must tow down Mooselookmeguntic Lake

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