National Photo Company photos from the 1910s
3,238 photos, in date order; 1,261–1,320 on this page. The Library of Congress knows of no restrictions on publishing the National Photo Company photographs. About the collection
Belgium relief--The municipal soup kitchen
1914
1520 18th Street, NW
1914
A. 75000 load of. money, 1914
1914
Another sort of war ruin - after several days in the trenches
1914
Argo automobile, Natural History Museum - Washington, D.C.
1914–1920
ARGO Auto Price $295.00
1914–1920
ARGO Auto, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C., in background
1914–1920
Baldwin Péchot Bourdon
1914–1918
Barry Monument, Washington, D.C., unveiling
1914-05-16
Barry statue unveiling, 1917?
1914-05-16
Barry statue unveiling Pres. Wilson speaking, 1917?
1914-05-16
Barry statue unveiling
1914-05-16
Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Trimming room, Examining division, 1914
1914
Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Intaglio Web Press prints,.,drives, preforates & completes postage stamps, 1914
1914
Bureau Engraving & Printing hydraulic press room for smoothing poastage and revenue stamps, 1914
1914
Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Printing money: type of motor device, hand press, 1914
1914
Bureau Eng. & Ptg., stamp perforating machines. Capacity 7,500 sheets daily, 400 stamps to each sheet, 1914
1914
Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Interior of plate vault, roll case on left. Engraved plates on right, 1914
1914
Bureau of Engraving & Ptg. exterior of plate vault, 1914
1914
Bureau of Engraving & Ptg. Drying room showing old method of dying money: $4,500,000 aired daily, 1914
1914
Bureau of Engraving & Ptg. Machines for sizing and drying money, new method, 1914
1914
Bureau of Engraving & Printing. Twelve-ton steel door to vault containing distinctive paper on which U.S. and national bank notes and U.S. bonds are printed, 1914
1914
Bureau Engraving & Printing money section of Examining division vault. Approximately 750,000,000 of partially completed money etc. stored in this vault when photographed, 1914
1914
Bureau Engraving & Ptg., patching spoiled stamps, every stamp must be accounted for, 1914
1914
Bureau Printing & Eng. Plate making: dipping plate in cyanide furnance in case laudering process Bath and Oil adjoining, 1914
1914
Bureau Printing & Eng.: Section of postage stamp vault: 1,500,000,000 stamps stored here, 1914
1914
Bureau Ptg. & Eng. machines perforating postage stamps; 146 machines, capacity 105,000 sheets a day, 1914
1914
Bureau Ptg. & Eng. Destruction committee filling the maceration cylinders with cancelled money $4,447,500 destroyed at the time this picture was taken, 1914
1914
Bureau Printing & Engraving. Manufactureing macerated money pulp. board, 1914
1914
Bureau Printing & Engraving: weighing macerated money pulp for baling & sale, 1914
1914
Bureau Ptg. & Eng. Transfer of money from Treasuers vault in Bureau en route to Treasury building, 1914
1914
Bureau Ptg. & Eng., counting of finished notes, numbering and sealing division, 1914
1914
Cash Room, Ofc. U.S. Treasurer, Washington, D.C., 1914
1914
Col. Harts breaking ground for Lincoln Memorial
1914
Confederate momument unveiling Arlington, Va., June 4, 1914; General Bennett H. Young, Commander-in-Chief, U.C.V.
1914-06-04
Corridor, U.S. Treasury, Washington, D.C., 1914
1914
Country Store (Dawsonville), Ford car in front of store, probably H.E. French's c.1914
1914
Coxey's army, 1914 on Capitol steps, Washington, D.C.
1914
Dr. Gary Grayson, Wash. Horse Show, 1914
1914
Dr. Hugh M. Smith, Com. of Fisheries, 1914
1914
Easter egg rolling, 1914
1914
Edystone sic munitions plant, milling primers
1914–1917
Equipt (sic) for the trenches
1914
Flag Day 1914 - Bryan, Daniels, Wilson, Breckinridge Long, Wm. Phillips, & Franklin D. Roosevelt
1914
Flag Day, 1914, Josephus Daniels speaking
1914
Flag which floated over Fort McHenry,. star, June 4/14
1914
Flag which floated over Fort McHenry, June 4/14
1914
G.A.R. reunion, Gettysburg, 1914
1914
Gen. Bennett H. Young at unveiling of Confederate Monument, Arlington, Va., June 4, 1914
1914
Gen. Washington Gardner, Commander-in-Chief G.A.R. at unveiling of confederate monument, Arlington Cemetery, Va., June 4, 1914
1914
Gov. Folk of MS, 5/18/14
1914
Horse show, Rock Creek Park, Washington, D.C., July 4, 1914?
1914
Horse show, Rock Creek, D.C. July 4, 1914
1914
Internal Rev. Dept. Packing Internal Revenue stamps. 1,000,000 packed daily, 1914
1914
Longest single pkg. of money, 40 million, 1914
1914
Madame Wano, wife of Belgian Minister, and Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean, at Washington, D.C. horse show
1914
Man cranking auto with five women, in front of The Mt. Arlington hotel
1914
Miss Helen Morton of Chicago, Wash. Horse Show, 1914
1914
Mrs. Daisy McLean Stevens, unveiling of Confederate monument, Arlington Cemetery, Va., June 4, 1914
1914-06-04
Ofc. of Comptroller of Currencies, Committee checking up destination of internal bank notes, 1914
1914