An edition of Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners and Shoemakers (1936)

Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners and Shoemakers

Our Motto "How much can we make OF our business, rather than OUT of it" / Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners, and Shoemakers

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An edition of Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners and Shoemakers (1936)

Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners and Shoemakers

Our Motto "How much can we make OF our business, rather than OUT of it" / Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners, and Shoemakers

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English
Pages
32

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Subjects
Factories, Pictorial works, Tanneries
Places
New York (State), Johnson City, Endicott, Owego, Binghamton, Endicott (N.Y.), Johnson City (N.Y.), Owego (N.Y.), Binghamton (N.Y.)

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Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners and Shoemakers: Our Motto "How much can we make OF our business, rather than OUT of it" / Endicott-Johnson Workers, Tanners, and Shoemakers
1936, [publisher not identified]
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Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of factories and tanneries in Johnson City, Endicott, Owego, and Birmingham, N.Y. along with public ammenities including: hospitals, clinics, fire stations, public reacreation areas and playing fields.

The images are interspersed with a text written by Endicott-Johnson Company to illustrate their labor policies and the conveniences provided to their workers, including housing, medical care, and insurance.

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[32] pages
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853452170

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