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(via Five-Tube Chassis: 1937 [detail] | Shorpy Historical Photo Archive)
March 1937. “Camden, New Jersey. RCA Victor. Five-tube chassis assembly line.” Photo by Lewis Hine. View full size.
The Ventnor Motel New Jersey (by hmdavid)
A boy between two mounted lobsters caught off the New Jersey coast, February 1915.Photograph by Walter L. Beasley, National Geographic
(via Final Inspector: 1936 | Shorpy Historical Photo Archive
1936. Camden, New Jersey. “RCA Victor Final Inspector — testing radio frequency alignment and making final test of chassis. This takes place in a room entirely surrounded by copper screening in order to protect testing from any interference. This is the job requiring the highest skill. Even technical training, such as an electrical engineering course, must be supplemented by a course of training at the plant for this particular work.” Photo by Lewis Hine. View full size.
Shore bound traffic on the Garden State Parkway of New Jersey (by Boston Public Library)
This fife from the period of the American Revolution was unearthed on Red Bank battleground in 1880 near the New Jersey Monument.
Lucky Girl
Greetings From Newton, New Jersey
(via Anonymous Works: Portrait of Archie)
“Folk art carved portrait of a family pet. An almost human-like countenance elevates this sculpture to a surreal level. Carved mid-century by union carpenter and amateur artist William Vincent Skrips in New Jersey.”
