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“Women For President Ford” Campaign Sticker
“Women For President Ford” Campaign Sticker 1976
Heroic Women of France Hitched to the Plough
Heroic Women of France Hitched to the Plough
Women Graduates Don
Women Graduates Don't Earn as Much as Men Graduates 1975
Women Taking Place of Men on Great Northern Railway
Women Taking Place of Men on Great Northern Railway ca. 1918
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Women's Machine Gun Squad Police Reserves, New York City 8/1/1918
Letter from Women of the Ku Klux Klan to President Calvin Coolidge
Letter from Women of the Ku Klux Klan to President Calvin Coolidge 5/15/1924
Women Lumberjacks at Turkey Pond
Women Lumberjacks at Turkey Pond 11/10/1942
Women Man America
Women Man America's Machines 5/1942
Women War Workers of Marinship Corp
Women War Workers of Marinship Corp 1942
Women Members of United States 89th Congress
Women Members of United States 89th Congress ca. 1965
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