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Bale of cotton linters and bale of middling cotton side by side in waarehouse. The bale of linter, on the side, left, is the fiber which is close to the seed. One of its major uses is the making of cellulose. Houston, Texas
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Linters, that cotton which clings to the seed, is removed and then formed into bats. Linters is of particular value in chemical industries because of its cellulosic content. Cotton seed oil mill. McLennan County, Texas
Linters, that cotton which clings to the seed, is removed and then formed into bats. Linters is of particular value in chemical industries because of its cellulose content. Cotton seed oil mill, McLennan County, Texas
Linters, that cotton which clings to the seed, is removed and then formed into bats. Linters is of particular value in chemical industries because of its cellulosic content. Cotton seed oil mill. McLennan County, Texas
Linters, that cotton which clings to the seed, is removed and then formed into bats. Linters is of particular value in chemical industries because of its cellulose content. Cotton seed oil mill, McLennan County, Texas
Placing a bale of cotton into compressing unit. Compress, Houston, Texas. After going through compresser bale of cotton is about one third its original size. Houston, Texas
Placing a bale of cotton into compressing unit. Compress, Houston, Texas. After going through compresser bale of cotton is about one third its original size. Houston, Texas
Bale of cotton linters and bale of middling cotton side by side in waarehouse. The bale of linter, on the side, left, is the fiber which is close to the seed. One of its major uses is the making of cellulose. Houston, Texas
Summary
Public domain photograph of Great Depression era, artistic, art photography, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
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texas
houston
harris county
the miriam and ira d wallach division of art prints and photographs photography collection
farm security administration photographs
bale
side
cotton side
cotton linters
linter
united states farm security administration sponsor
lee russell 1903 1986 photographer
ultra high resolution
high resolution
farm security administration
great depression
classic photography
art photography
new york public library
Date
01/10/1939 - 31/10/1939
Source
New York Public Library
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Copyright info
Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")