Original vintage sepia-toned snapshot photograph from the late 1910s to early 1920s capturing a group of eight women standing outdoors together in matching white work uniforms, full aprons, and white baker's/kitchen caps or headwraps (likely bakery, cannery, hospital kitchen, or home economics staff). The women wear ankle-length white work dresses and aprons paired with white stockings and period shoes, standing along a textured dirt or riverbank embankment against low foliage.
Provenance: Discovered directly within the personal family estate archive of longtime Waukegan, Illinois residents Edgar Lee McShane (1901–1987) and Dorothy A. Moxey McShane (1904–1995), encompassing early family photographs from the McShane, Moxey, and Shultis lines (including maternal grandmother Izola Shultis Moxey and great-grandmother Ella Shultis). The reverse retains heavy black scrapbook album mounting paper along two edges.
• Era: Circa late 1910s–early 1920s
• Measurements: Please refer to the grid in the photos for exact dimensions
• Condition: Fair antique condition with soft sepia tones and vintage contrast; exhibits age toning and scattered light spotting/staining along the wide white borders, corner/edge creases (including the upper left and lower left corners), minor surface scuffs, and heavy black scrapbook album paper adhered to the reverse (extending slightly past the top and right edges).

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