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Image Not Available for A Maryland farmer retires a part of his large farm to prevent overproduction of crops, he now gives access to sportsmen who pay him for the privilege of hunting on his land.
A Maryland farmer retires a part of his large farm to prevent overproduction of crops, he now gives access to sportsmen who pay him for the privilege of hunting on his land.
Image Not Available for A Maryland farmer retires a part of his large farm to prevent overproduction of crops, he now gives access to sportsmen who pay him for the privilege of hunting on his land.

A Maryland farmer retires a part of his large farm to prevent overproduction of crops, he now gives access to sportsmen who pay him for the privilege of hunting on his land.

Creator United States Information Service (USIS)
DimensionsOverall: 25.5 x 20.5 cm (10 1/16 x 8 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Category
Object number2005/4509
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for A "gentleman" without shoes must still make a good impression. He will pay to have this young lady give him a pedicure so he can still put "his best foot forward".
A "gentleman" without shoes must still make a good impression. He will pay to have this young lady give him a pedicure so he can still put "his best foot forward".
Deutscher Verlag
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Image Not Available for A researcher recommends ways to prevent disease to crops to a local farmer at a major agricultural research station in Rostock, Germany.
A researcher recommends ways to prevent disease to crops to a local farmer at a major agricultural research station in Rostock, Germany.
Associated Press of Berlin
1934
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Image Not Available for A Du Pont employee gives money to a Boy Scout who calls at his home, part of a sequence of 5 photographs on Du Pont employees.
A Du Pont employee gives money to a Boy Scout who calls at his home, part of a sequence of 5 photographs on Du Pont employees.
United States Information Service (USIS)
December 1 1958
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Image Not Available for Howard Balsley (centre) who discovered uranium near Moab, Utah in 1910 gives modern day prospectors his advice over a map
Howard Balsley (centre) who discovered uranium near Moab, Utah in 1910 gives modern day prospectors his advice over a map
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for Showing how the Boche marked his roads. View at cross roads which he mined before being forced to retire
Showing how the Boche marked his roads. View at cross roads which he mined before being forced to retire
John Warwick Brooke
1916-1917
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Image Not Available for A jockey falls off his horse "Alpenjäger" (Nr. 15) during a race in Karlshorst, Berlin. Fortunately, the fall looks worse that it was. The eventual winner of the race was "Mattiacum" shown here beside "Alpenjäer" who had to retire from the race.
A jockey falls off his horse "Alpenjäger" (Nr. 15) during a race in Karlshorst, Berlin. Fortunately, the fall looks worse that it was. The eventual winner of the race was "Mattiacum" shown here beside "Alpenjäer" who had to retire from the race.
Transatlantic Photo
1942
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. Edward Benes, the former President of Czechoslovakia gives a newsreel interview at his house at Putney, London. Dr. Benes has been in America for some time after the annexation of his country by Germany.
Dr. Edward Benes, the former President of Czechoslovakia gives a newsreel interview at his house at Putney, London. Dr. Benes has been in America for some time after the annexation of his country by Germany.
Associated Press, German
July 20, 1939
Photograph
Image Not Available for An farmer on combine harvester gathers cotton crops
An farmer on combine harvester gathers cotton crops
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Image Not Available for Professor A. Marchio, formerly the first bassist with the Philadelphia Opera House who has played in Chicago, Boston and all the big opera houses in America. Now he spends his spare time drawing.
Professor A. Marchio, formerly the first bassist with the Philadelphia Opera House who has played in Chicago, Boston and all the big opera houses in America. Now he spends his spare time drawing.
Alfred Eisenstaedt
1934
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Image Not Available for Cornelia the wife of Governor George Wallace shows him a newspaper announcing his success in the primary elections for Maryland and Michigan. Wallace is in bed at Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring hospital after surviving an assassin's bullet
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AP
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Image Not Available for Pedro some days later, smiles when he sees his washed face and carefully combed hair in the mirror. His parents were certainly good, civil people; one noticed it in his language. Now he begins his way back from vagabond life to a well-arranged existence.
Pedro some days later, smiles when he sees his washed face and carefully combed hair in the mirror. His parents were certainly good, civil people; one noticed it in his language. Now he begins his way back from vagabond life to a well-arranged existence.
P. Roth
December 11 1940
Photograph
Image Not Available for Fokker gives his friend a lesson on the ski-sled.
Fokker gives his friend a lesson on the ski-sled.
Associated Press of Berlin
1930s
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