Name/Title
UnidentifiedEntry/Object ID
2012-002-0508Description
Black and white photo of four individuals promoting aluminum recycling. The man on the left has dark hair and a mustache. He is wearing a light colored shirt over a white tee. The outer shirt has a name tag over one pocket and over the other is a patch that has a recycle symbol and the words "Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Pays" The man in the center has dark hair and is wearing a dark suit over a white shirt and a patterned tie. There is a patch over the pocket with words that start "WE C". On the right is a woman holding a child. The woman has dark hair and a dark jacket over a white bouse. A purse hangs from her shoulder. The child has on a light colored coat and a white knitted cap and white shoes and socks. They are all standing in front of a plastic sack holding aluminum objects and the man on the left and the child are holding aluminum trays. There is a van in the background with the recycle symbol and words relating to Reynolds recycling program. Further in the background on a building front is "Albertsons". There is a white border on all sides. On the back in pencil is "60%" and "1 906-4-12". There is also a stamp saying "Camera Craft 2714 2nd Ave. Seattle, Wash 98121 MU2-0996".
This image was probably published in the Lacey Leader newspaper.Made/Created
Notes
Medium: Photographic Paper/Photographic Emulsion
