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HINE, LEWIS W. (1874-1940)
A selection of 7 photographs, each depicting groups of children, all but one documenting child labor.
Silver prints, sizes ranging from 3
5
/
8
x4 to 4
5
/
8
x6
1
/
2
inches (9.2x10.2 to 11.7x16.5 cm.), each with
numeric notations, in pencil, and one also with Hine’s caption, in ink, all on verso. Circa 1910-15
[6,000/9,000]
“Group of Workers in Peerless Box Co.,”Washington, Missouri * “Tolar, Hart and Holt Mills,”
Fayetteville, North Carolina, 1914 * “Kibbe’s Candy Factory,” Springfield, Massachusetts, 1910 *
“Mill boys’ recreation,A Sunday Swim,” Fries,Virginia, 1911 * “Noon Hour, Brown Shoe Factory,”
Maberly, Missouri, 1910 * “Skeenah School,” Macon County, North Carolina.
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HINE, LEWIS W. (1874-1940)
Group of 7 photos of children, some working
and others participating in recreational activities.
Silver prints, sizes ranging from 2
1
/
2
x4
1
/
4
to
6
3
/
4
x4
3
/
4
inches (6.4x11.4 to 17.1x12.1 cm.),
each with a title or numeric notations, in ink or
in pencil, on verso, one with a National Child
Labor Committee hand stamp also on verso, and
another with cropping notations on recto.
1909-16
[3,500/4,500]
A 12 year old girl, La Grange, Georgia, 1913 *
Hosiery, a small boy * Robert Paul, a 10 year old
newsy * “Little Rosie,” Bluffton, South Carolina,
1916 * Girl with a hoop * Girl with a box.
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