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This is an original 1922 tipped-in sepia photogravure of a romantic painting by Francisco Goya that portrayed King Charles IV of Spain
and often capitalized on womenÕs underdeveloped desire for self-improvement and attainment of wealth
and in October of 1940
This is an original 1902 black and white print ad for the Indianapolis Combination Table
Ellsworth became engaged to Carrie Spafford
1935 Print Women Number Working Job Census Figures Waitress Teacher 1930 FZ2 XEU9 This is an original 1922This is an original 1935 halftone print showing the numbers of women in the workplace in 1930. The caption writes, "in 1930 the year of the last census continental United States supported 122,775,000 people; 48,830,000 of them, over ten years of age, were listed as earning their own living in whole or in part. Of these, 10,752,000 were female." This print offers a detailed view into the history of women in the workplace. CONDITION This 76+ year old
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