kcm.MN
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caterpillar guy
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Seems kind of rare for a photographer to have taken a picture like that for a family. Yet for a private individual to have had a camera probably just as rare. At that time in history.
bradley martin
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Given the 2 stacks of what appear to be burlap bags, I would be inclined to say apples or potatoes going in the barrels. Lots of pictures of Maine and New Brunswick potatoes being shipped to NYC in barrels. At one time, a lot of apples were shipped from Canada and U.S. to Britain in barrels. That gave rise to the saying One bad apple will spoil the whole barrel.
Rag-packer
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The soiled work stained clothes looks like what my grandparents wore, but they would never have a picture made in them.
olgentdc
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I would bet a dollar to a do nut,,, that these folks were intended to be in their work attire for the photographer . back in the dust bowl days USA hired a photogragher to wander the entire USA to take hardship and work pictures for the National Archives ,,.
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