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34 results containing "Atlantic Ocean."
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"Help!"
12-17-[19]51. | 1 drawing. | Block, Herbert, 1909-2001
BLOCK, no. 2917 (BB size) [P&P] | LC-DIG-hlb-02917 (digital file from original drawing) -
"Maybe we'd better start with a Big 2 meeting"
5-15-[19]53. | 1 drawing. | Block, Herbert, 1909-2001
BLOCK, no. 3295 (BB size) [P&P] | LC-DIG-hlb-03295 (digital file from original drawing) -
[Uncle Sam tipping his hat]
6-2-[19]53. | 1 drawing. | Block, Herbert, 1909-2001
BLOCK, no. 3309 (BB size) [P&P] | LC-DIG-hlb-03309 (digital file from original drawing) -
"Fine! Just tie it on here"
8-23-[19]50. | 1 drawing. | Block, Herbert, 1909-2001
BLOCK, no. 2612 (BB size) [P&P] | LC-DIG-hlb-02612 (digital file from original drawing) -
"Well, it was nice to have seen you again, anyhow"
2-24-[19]52. | 1 drawing. | Block, Herbert, 1909-2001
BLOCK, no. 2973 (BB size) [P&P] | LC-DIG-hlb-02973 (digital file from original drawing) -
[The North Atlantic]
[between 1900 and 1912] | 1 transparency | Woodbury, Charles H. (Charles Herbert), 1864-1940
LC-D416-97 <P&P> [P&P] | LC-D416-97 (b&w glass transparency) -
A Bit of Atlantic surf
c1905. | 1 negative | Detroit Publishing Co.
LC-D4-18713 <P&P> [P&P] | LC-D4-18713 (b&w glass neg.) -
A Bit of Atlantic surf
[1906?] | 1 negative | Detroit Publishing Co.
LC-D4-18861 <P&P> [P&P] | LC-D4-18861 (b&w glass neg.) -
[Ocean surf]
[between 1900 and 1910] | 1 negative | Detroit Publishing Co.
LC-D4-34801 <P&P> [P&P] | LC-D4-34801 (b&w glass neg.) -
Sunset on the Atlantic
[between 1900 and 1905] | 1 negative | Detroit Publishing Co.
LC-D4-40326 <P&P> [P&P] | LC-D4-40326 (b&w glass neg.) -
Surf
[between 1900 and 1905] | 1 negative | Detroit Publishing Co.
LC-D4-62061 <P&P> [P&P] | LC-D4-62061 (b&w glass neg.) -
U.S. Navy starts out on patrol duty. Soaring over the Atlantic Ocean, a U.S. Navy blimp is silhouetted against the sparkle of waves. These lighter-than-air craft are used for anti-submarine patrols
1943 Jan. | 1 negative | United States. Office of War Information.
LC-USE6- D-008260 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008260 (b&w film nitrate neg.) -
Convoy. The men and guns of the naval vessels that protect our merchant convoys are ready for any emergency at any time. A bluejacket keeps alert watch over ships plodding steadily across the Atlantic to bring vital supplies to our allies and to our own far-flung battle fronts
[between 1940 and 1946] | 1 negative | United States. Office of War Information.
LC-USE6- D-008873 [P&P] | LC-DIG-fsa-8b08006 (digital file from original) -
Victory food from American waters. Captain John Riberia, on the fishing trawler Old Glory, checks a sea chart in his cabin. His catch will be rosefish, a variety many housewives will substitute for canned sardines, salmon and mackerel, which are needed for the armed forces
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008926 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008926 (b&w film neg.) -
Victory food from American waters. A lookout climbs the cables high above Old Glory's deck to check on location of other trawlers. When one trawler strikes good fishing ground the captain notifies other boats in the fleet
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008927 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008927 (b&w film nitrate neg.) -
Victory food from American waters. Heavy nets slide down Old Glory's side at fishing grounds off the New England coast where rosefish are being sought. This species of fish can be caught only in daytime
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008928 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008928 (b&w film neg.) -
Victory food from American waters. The crew of Old Glory pulls up a sizeable haul of fish. Almost all of this catch will be filleted and frozen for military and lend-lease shipment
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008929 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008929 (b&w film neg.) -
Victory food from American waters. Immediately after being caught rosefish are shoveled into the hold for packing the ice. Once called "goldfish" because of their brilliant color, the fish are finding a ready market because of their manifold uses--as food for humans, as fish meal and fish oil
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008932 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008932 (b&w film nitrate neg.) -
Victory food from American waters. Decks are convered with tons of rosefish as the Old Glory reaches its capacity load. After two and one half days of fishing, a catch of 85,000 pounds has been hauled in
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008933 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008933 (b&w film nitrate neg.) -
Victory food from American waters. Crew members throw overboard excess ice from Old Glory's hold. Fishmen allow a proportion of one ton of ice to three tons of fish. When the catch is unusually large as on this trip, some ice is removed to make room for the fish
1942 Sept. | 1 negative | Liberman, Howard
LC-USE6- D-008934 [P&P] | LC-USE6-D-008934 (b&w film nitrate neg.)
