boards

Barn red silo, architecture buildings.

Surfboards boards beach, travel vacation.

Bench wooden boards, backgrounds textures.

Wall wooden boards, backgrounds textures.

Self boards shadow.

Cayeux on sea beach pebble, travel vacation.

Horseshoe barn rusty, architecture buildings.

Barn old barn lapsed, architecture buildings.

Still life small table, nature landscapes.

Rustic table wooden.

Vines plant green, nature landscapes.

Flowers natural blossom, architecture buildings.

Way of catching fish by boards japanned with white varnish, which the fish mistaking by moonlight for water, leap on and are taken; Way of taking wild ducks by men going into the water with their heads in the shells of large gourds, with holes to see and breath through.

Characaturas/ by/ Leonardo da Vinci/ from Drawings by / Wincelslaus (sic) Hollar/ out of the/ Portland Museum/ Published as the act directs Nov. 1. 1786 by/ John Clarke. N. 291 Strand/ Price 15 in Boards

Characaturas/ by/ Leonardo da Vinci/ from Drawings by / Wincelslaus (sic) Hollar/ out of the/ Portland Museum/ Published as the act directs Nov. 1. 1786 by/ John Clarke. N. 291 Strand/ Price 15 in Boards After... more

To the right hon'ble Lord Bangor, this plate representing a complete perspective view of all the machinery of a bleach mill, upon the newest and most approved constructions, consisting of the wash mill, rubbing boards moved by a crank, and beetling engine for glazing the cloth, with a view of the boiling house; is most respectfully inscribed by ... Wm. Hincks / Wm. Hincks, delin. et sculp.

Print shows an interior view of a mill where three men and a woman are engaged in washing, rubbing, glazing and boiling fabric.

[Napoleon I boards the Bellerophon to surrender] / Baugean delt. & sculpt.

Print shows a view of the HMS Bellerophon from the aft with a rowboat drawn along the starboard side and Napoleon I climbing stairs to board the ship in order to surrender to the British and Captain Frederick L... more

Boards, John - State: [Blank] - Year: [Blank]

Papers Relating to Citizens

At school. Small wooden boards painted white serve instead of books, the lessons being written on them in ink by the schoolmaster, and renewed from time to time. The children, seated on the floor, read or recite the appointed lesson all at once, while rocking themselves to and fro or swaying from side to side.

BANQUET TO THE FOREIGN MISSIONARY BOARDS OF US & CANADA [held by] PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN BOARD [at] "HOTEL MANHATTAN, NY" (HOTEL)

BANQUET TO THE FOREIGN MISSIONARY BOARDS OF US & CANADA [held by] PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN BOARD [at] "HOTEL MANHATTAN, NY" (HOTEL)

Adm. E.W. Eberle boards ILLINOIS

Fish drying boards. Akranes.

Collection: Icelandic and Faroese Photographs of Frederick W.W. Howell, Cornell University Library..Title: Fish drying boards. Akranes...Date: ca. 1900..Place: Akranes (Iceland : Town)..Medium: collodion print.... more

T. Roosevelt Jr. boards ILL.

Adm. Eberle boards ILL.

[Man standing on boards on cart in sawmill and stacking the boards, Duluth vicinity, Minn.]

DINNER TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH A. GOULDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HIS LONG, FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AS A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OF THE BRONX [held by] MALE PRINCIPALS AND LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS OF THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX [at] THE ARENA (OTHER;)

DINNER TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH A. GOULDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HIS LONG, FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AS A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OF THE BRONX [held by] MALE PRINCIPALS AND LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS OF THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX [at] THE ARENA (OTHER;)

DINNER TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH A. GOULDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HIS LONG, FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AS A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OF THE BRONX [held by] MALE PRINCIPALS AND LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS OF THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX [at] THE ARENA (OTHER;)

On the spring boards and in the undercut - Washington bolt cutter and daughters

Lumberjack lying in cut of tree and two young women standing on boards inserted in cuts in tree, in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Wash.

DINNER TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH A. GOULDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HIS LONG, FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AS A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OF THE BRONX [held by] MALE PRINCIPALS AND LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS OF THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX [at] THE ARENA (OTHER;)

DINNER TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH A. GOULDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HIS LONG, FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AS A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OF THE BRONX [held by] MALE PRINCIPALS AND LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS OF THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX [at] THE ARENA (OTHER;)

DINNER TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH A. GOULDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HIS LONG, FAITHFUL AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AS A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OF THE BRONX [held by] MALE PRINCIPALS AND LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS OF THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX [at] THE ARENA (OTHER;)

Logging in the Cascade Mountains, near Seattle, Wash.: Boom Shingle Bolts and Bolt Puncher [man standing on boards across stream, guiding logs coming down ramp into stream], Skagit River, Near Lyman, Wash.

English Women Suffragists Parade with Sandwich Boards to Aid "Cause"

Mrs. Maggie Conte, 428 E. 116th St., top floor makes about $2.00 a week working lace collars, yokes, etc. for Cappellino's factory. Husband is carpenter. Work not steady. Brother-in-law boards with them. Location: New York, New York (State)

Pres't Taft boards ARKANSAS

Photo shows President William Howard Taft at a naval review in New York City, October 14, 1912. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2009 and New York Times, October 15, 1912)

Taft boards MAYFLOWER

Photo shows President William Howard Taft boarding the presidential yacht, the Mayflower, for a naval review in New York City, October 14, 1912. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2009 and New York Times, October 15, 1912)

Airplanes - Manufacturing Plants - Aeroplane manufacture. One of the vertical drafting boards. Standard Aero Corp. of N.Y., Elizabeth, N.J

Airplanes - Manufacturing Plants

Behind the Rheims front. Lumber used for building trenches. The saw mill where the tree trunks will be sawed into boards. July 1917

German Military Activities and Personnel

American Library Association - O through R - This load is typical of those taken to quarantine camps and to troop trains, except that "Side boards" are removed to permit the showing of magazines in the picture. During one month approximately 40,000 magazines were taken to the isolation camp and directly to men in temporary quarantine about the camp. All departing troop trains are supplied with magazines: one bundle of from 25 to 30 is placed in each coach before the men entrain. Camp Doniphan

Photographer: American Library Association American Library Association - O through R

Artists - Well known artists working on Terrain Boards for Rifle Range for Government. Lef to right: Henry B. Snell, David R. Daly, Wm. G. Watt, Arthur E. Blackmore, Geo. M. Reeves, Arthur Powell

Photographer: Press Service, Inc. Artists

American Red Cross - "Second Aid" - The latest news from home. In various parts of the American hospitals in England there are large bulletin boards, where each day the Red Cross posts a long "Bulletin" of wireless dispatches

Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - "Second Aid"

Portrait photographs. Copy photograph of woman carrying wooden boards

Turkey's bill boards There are no operas of a [sic] serious plays in Constantinople. The people content themselves with cheap vaudiville [sic] or moving pictures of an indifferent quality. This picture shows one of the leading theatres of the city.

Photograph shows the entrance to a theater with signs and notices in Greek, Ottoman Turkish and French.

Boys with Bread Boards for Mother

Original caption: Miscellaneous (Boys with "Bread Boards for Mother"). Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs

Pres. Coolidge addressing the delegates to the Nat'l Assoc. of Real Estate Boards in session at Wash. from the steps of the South portico of the W.H. [i.e., White House], June 5th

[Pres. Coolidge addressing the delegates to the Nat'l Assoc. of Real Estate Boards in session at Wash. from the steps of the South portico of the White House, June 5th]

[President Calvin Coolidge, full-length, standing on steps, facing right, in front of crowd of members of the National Association of Real Estate Boards]

Places corner stone. At 11 o'clock this morning, Mrs. Herbert Hoover placed the corner stone of the Children's Home, Bunker Hill Road and Eighteenth Street, Northeast, Washington, D.C. The ceremony was attended by members of the boards of the Country Home, the Children's Hospital, the Child Welfare Society, and the prenatal clinic, Columbia Hospital. The home will accomodate 50 children, who are convalescent. It will be operated as a home rather than an institution

Men Writing on Clip Boards near Automobiles

Original caption: Miscellaneous Photographs

From stump to ship: A 1930 logging film

ARC Identifier 13585 / Local Identifier 95.287 - Department of Agriculture. Forest Service. Division of State and Private Forestry. Fire and Aviation Management Staff. (1986) - 1930 - The long log drive: a spri... more

Peg boards, corner shot / Samuel Kravitt.

Photograph shows two Shaker pegboards on the wall of a room in a building at the Hancock Shaker village near Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

Guntersville Dam and powerhouse. Generator hall. Roof is supported by trusses with arched bottom chords, concealed by ceiling made up of asbestos boards on steel furring. Ceiling also serves as insulation and plenum chamber and permits recessing of highbay reflectors which are louvered at bottom to eliminate glare. These reflectors furnish the main working light and throw the generators upon which they are concentrated into strong relief; general illumination of the space comes from indirect reflectors concealed behind the crane relief and turned towards the ceiling. Floor is ceramic tile; wall, glazed structural tile up to ceiling, but of lighter color above crane rail

Employee housing. Interior typical of some of the very lowest cost semi-temporary houses with walls in number two common tongue-and-groove pine boards

General planning. Refrigerated barge designed and built by the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) in collaboration with the University of Tennessee to encourage the fruit and vegetable freezing industry in the Valley and the marketing of its products over the inland waterways system. The architects of the Authority cooperated in the design of the superstructure which was erected on a standard steel barge. Sheathing is of T and G boards, roof of galvanized sheet metal. Glass-enclosed cabin at one end houses refrigerating machinery, at other end crew's quarters. Colors are light shades of grey, with upper and lower bands of superstructure in maroon. Visible part of windows is the screen frame; glazed sash is behind and its frame is painted black to eliminate its competetion with the screen frame and its...

Pickwick Dam. Downstream view of first two units of powerhouse. Intended for an eventual length of six, it has been extended to four units since photograph was taken. Assembly and repair bay surmounted by offices and reception facilities, in left end. Concrete shows ordinary formwork composed of tongue-and-groove boards, whereas most TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) projects make use of special formwork described in connection with Guntersville powerhouse

Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. The gang saw, close, showing log being cut into boards

Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Masses of tree trunks being seasoned before being sawn into boards

Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Tree trunks about to be sawed into boards

War production committees and boards

Cut boards, Garrett County, Maryland

War production committees and boards

War production committees and boards

Maryland photographs - Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information Photograph.

This image is one of the images made by photographers working in Stryker's unit as it existed in a succession of government agencies: the Resettlement Administration (1935-1937). The photographs of the Farm Se... more

Maryland photographs - Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information Photograph.

This image is one of the images made by photographers working in Stryker's unit as it existed in a succession of government agencies: the Resettlement Administration (1935-1937). The photographs of the Farm Se... more

Baltimore, Md. Applications for social security account numbers transmitted to the Boards Office of the Social Security Board, in the Candler(?) Building, Baltimore, Md., in bundles of 500 from each of the typing centers located throughout the country

Cutting timber into boards at the country sawmill near Omaha, Illinois

Southeast Missouri project. Field house erection. Lining interior walls with vertical boards

Southeast Missouri project field. House erection. Finishing interior walls with vertical boards. Note wind bracing in partitions

Slum dwellings in the workers' quarter of Porta De Tierra. Note: shacks are built on piles driven into swamp. Under the boards is open water. This place is infested with malarial mosquitoes. San Juan, Puerto Rico

Southeast Missouri project field. House erection. Nailing precut interior lining boards in place

Spanish-American woman putting boards over entrance of outdoor oven to retain heat for baking bread. Near Taos, New Mexico

Texas photographs - Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information Photograph.

Nothing wrong with these shelves. Shelves like these may be built in a well-ventilated cellar, cave, or closet where it is cool, but not cold enough to freeze, and where there is no strong light. They are wide enough, they are built of strong boards, and they are braced with sturdy supports. One hundred feet of twelve-inch shelving will hold five hundred jars. Notice the orderly arrangement of jars. All foods of one kind are together

Texas photographs - Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information Photograph.

Mexican woman flattening and shaping tortillas between two boards hinged together, San Antonio, Texas

Unit Wiring Boards for Tabulating Machines, Highly Trained Experts Prepared the Charts and Instructions for Wiring the Boards for Each Job, these Girls Did the Actual Wiring, No Small Job in Itself

Photographs Documenting the Sixteenth Decennial Census

Old boards and rusty nails piled up where they might be dangerous. Farm of Mr. Theodore German. North Branford, Connecticut (safety film)

Tourist house, Truro. Portuguese woman from the Cape Verde Islands, wife of disabled fisherman and railroad worker, who now rents rooms to and boards tourists. Truro, Massachusetts

War Manpower Commission poster. Farm labor poster distributed to Department of Agriculture. War boards for display in small town post offices, community centers and other public buildings. The original, size 28 1/2 inches by 40 inches, is printed in yellow and black on white and is from a photograph by Carola Gregor who specializes in outdoor photography of children and youth. Copies of the poster may be obtained by writing to the War Manpower Commission, Washington, D.C.

Tourist house, Truro. Portuguese woman from the Cape Verde Islands, wife of the disabled fisherman and railroad worker, now rents rooms to and boards tourists. Truro, Massachusetts

Children of Baptiste Deprui, French-Canadian potato farmer. He runs a small seed foundation unit and also raises some certified seed oats. The barrels in front of the house were left there after he had stored all the potatoes in the cellar of the house. The potatoes completely filled the cellar as high as the floor boards. Soldier Pond, Maine

Lumber manufacture. Boise Payette Lumber Company, Boise, Idaho. This fast speed planner finishes about 350 feet of Ponderosa pine boards per minute. Many of these boards are helping to build cantonments and barracks as well as supplying ammunition cases

Lumber manufacture. Building stockpiles for national defense. Ponderosa pine boards being stacked at the Emmet, Idaho sawmills of the Boise Payette Lumber Company. Efforts are being made (June 1941) to create a stockpile of lumber to insure a steady monthly output of ammunition cases. Lumber is also supplied from these mills for the construction of barracks and cantonments

Lumber manufacture. Building stockpiles for war contracts. Ponderosa pine boards being stacked at a western sawmill. Efforts to insure a steady monthly output of ammunition cases. Lumber is also supplied from these mills for the construction of barracks and cantonments

Lumber manufacture. Building stockpiles for national defense. Ponderosa pine boards being stacked at the Emmet, Idaho sawmills of the Boise Payette Lumber Company. Efforts are being made (June 1941) to create a stockpile of lumber to insure a steady monthly output of ammunition cases. Lumber is also supplied from these mills for the construction of barracks and cantonments

Building stockpiles. Ponderosa pine boards being stacked in a western sawmill. Efforts are being made (June 1941) to create a stockpile of lumber to insure a steady monthly output of ammunition cases. Lumber is also supplied from these mills for the construction of barracks and cantonments

Lumber manufacture. Building stockpiles for national defense. Ponderosa pine boards being stacked at the Emmet, Idaho sawmills of the Boise Payette Lumber Company. Efforts are being made (June 1941) to create a stockpile of lumber to insure a steady monthly output of ammunition cases. Lumber is also supplied from these mills for the construction of barracks and cantonments

Lumber manufacture. Boise Payette Lumber Company, Boise, Idaho. On this hear rig (leg carriage) the logs are sliced down to Ponderosa pine boards, many of which are being used for defense construction

Lumber manufacture. Boise Payette Lumber Company, Boise, Idaho. Semi-finished boards on the automatic unloader which feeds then into the automatic planner for the finished operation

Closing up the hold of boat with boards and tarpaulins after it has been loaded with wheat for shipment to Buffalo flour mills. Superior, Wisconsin

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Interior of the laundry of one of the central utility buildings of the defense trailer camp at Erie, Pennsylvania. Complete laundry facilities, including tubs, ringers, ironing boards and drying lines are provided. Also located in the building are showers, wash basins, and toilets. All facilities are included in the weekly trailer rental of six dollars per week

Ration For Victory. Rationing Safeguards Your Share. A poster based on an equitable rationing plan for war-time emergency. Printed in three colors -- red, black and blue -- it was designed and produced by the Office of War Information (OWI) and distributed to retail stores, selling with sugar and to local rationing boards

To supplement bulletin boards, war production drive headquarters suggests that each plant have at least one information stand located near the plant's exit doors. This stand is used at the Link Aviation Devices plant in Binghamton, New York

Queens, New York. Child playing with boards at the nursery school at the Queensbridge housing project

Conversion. Soft drink dispenser plant. These machines are working for Uncle Sam instead of manufacturing such civilian items as soft drink dispensers and game boards. Inspecting operation of a tool room lathe are officials of this company which is producing tools for cartridge manufacture, brass quadrants and other war essentials. Bristol and Martin Company, New York, New York

First war ration book. Facsimile of war ration book no. 1 to be used to ration sugar, issued today by the Office of Price Administration (OPA). Each stamp will be used to purchase a quantity of sugar still to be determined. When the sugar ration plan goes into effect, a specific stamp will be designed for use each week. Books under the direction of local rationing boards. Printing of the books will start next week

Interlochen, Michigan. National music camp where 300 or more young musicians study symphonic music for eight weeks each summer. Practicing on drums and using sounding boards in order not to disturb the whole camp

Conversion. Soft drink dispenser plant. Converted from the production of such items as soft drink dispensers and game boards, this Eastern manufacturing firm now produces precision tools for cartridge manufacture, brass quadrants and other essentials for the armed forces. Personnel has jumped from 12 to 76 workers. In this machine shop different types of measuring gauges, bullet tools, dies and punches for use in America's arsenals are produced. Bristol and Martin Company, New York, New York

Production. B-17F heavy bomber. Electrical wiring assemblies for B-17F (Flying Fortress) bombers are made up on forming boards at the Boeing plant in Seattle. The Flying Fortress, a four-engine heavy bomber capable of flying at high altitudes, has performed with great credit in the South Pacific, over Germany and elsewhere