This vintage photograph features a group of nine men in work clothes and holding tools of their trade. They are possibly plumbers or construction workers. The men are identified in writing on the reverse of the photo. Their home states are also listed. Most are from Iowa and Missouri. SOLD
This cabinet card features two workmen, photographed by Washer, of Scranton, Pennsylvania. Both men are holding adjustable wrenches. The men may be plumbers or some other type of tradesmen. One man is wearing work clothing while the second man is wearing a neck tie. One could humorously posit that the man with the tie must be management. The photographer is likely Edward Washer, a Scranton photographer mentioned in photography journals of 1911 and 1914.
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