A. S. O'Neil machine shop, Los Angeles, ca. 1910. The view is taken from a road adajcent to the one-story wooden building, which has three distinct parts, including what appears to be an office at the right and the shop at the center. Nine men are posed in front of the establishment, including seven at the left in aprons and work clothes and two at the right in more formal clothing, suggesting workers and office staff/owners, respectively. The building is lettered with descriptive text of the company's work. A similar view is item .5 of the accession. With some mount edge abrasions and soiling, the condition is good.