Original vintage black-and-white snapshot photograph from the late 1910s to early 1920s (from the same group session as the earlier women workers photo!) capturing a large crew of roughly eighteen female workers and one young male worker standing in a long diagonal line outdoors beside a multi-story brick industrial factory building. Everyone is dressed in full white sanitary work attire—ankle-length white work dresses and aprons on the women, white trousers with a white collared shirt and striped tie on the young man in front—along with white baker's/factory caps (several featuring patterned bands or emblems, plus a curious white paper or emulsion flare rising above the cap of the woman third from right).
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 is completely covered in original black scrapbook album mounting paper.
• Era: Circa late 1910s–early 1920s
• Measurements: Please refer to the grid in the photos for exact dimensions
• Condition: Fair to good antique condition with clear group detail and crisp contrast; exhibits light age toning along the wide white borders, minor corner wear, a small white emulsion/developing mark above the hat of the woman third from right, and full black scrapbook album paper adhered to the reverse (with edges extending slightly past the top and bottom borders).

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