Labor day posters & prints

Laborer and Family, Labor is Life Anonymous

Illus/Labor Parade Passsing Over Bridge Anonymous

Unemployed (Day Laborers at the Port of Hamburg), 1908-1909 Anonymous

8 year old Leo, only 4 feet tall, picks up bobbins for 15 cents a day at Elk Cotton Mills,... Lewis Wickes Hine

Eight-hour day, 1919 Anonymous

Day labourers having a hot dog and lemonade, Battery Park, New York, USA, early 1930s Unknown

12 year old Eddie Norton, makes about 40 cents a day as a sweeper at Saxon Mill, Spartanburg, North Carolina,... Lewis Wickes Hine

The Amorous Vineyard Laborer Peter Paul Joseph Noël

Lithograph with United Mine Workers of America Emblem Anonymous

National Eight-Hour Law Anonymous

Illustration of Workers During 1886 Dockers' Strike, London. Anonymous

The 8th of March - International Womens Day (Poster), 1932 Anonymous

Bill May, aged 5 who makes 15 cents a day, in the shucking shed at Barataria Canning Company, Biloxi, Mississippi,... Lewis Wickes Hine

Workers at a Sugar Plantation Anonymous

Illustration of Striking Conductors and Drivers Overturning a Trolley Car Anonymous

Police officers dispersing the strike of employees of Streetcar in New York, 1886 Anonymous

Worker In Overalls W/Lunchbox & Paper Anonymous

Building Site at Wesslingersee, 1876 Heinrich Wilhelm Truebner

Elsie and Sadie working at Yazoo City Yarn Mills, Mississippi said they were 13 years old, 1911 Lewis Wickes Hine

Leisure and Labor, 1858 Frank Blackwell Mayer

Trade union. Manifest published by the World Congress in London. 1896. Anonymous

Workers unloading coal from a barge, early twentieth century French School

Book Illustration of People at Work in the 11th-Century Anonymous

When the Day's Work is Done Charles James Adams

La Chantier, (The Factory) Dominique Jouvet-Magron

Child Textile Workers Holding Protest Signs During Strike Anonymous

Homestead Strike Anonymous

New Labor Camp Anonymous

Workers at Gold Mine Anonymous

Chinese Laborers Building Railroad Anonymous

Close-up handshake between businessman and laborer Anonymous

Fannie, 48 inches high, aged 7, one of 19 children helping her sister in Elk Mills, Fayetteville, Tennessee, 1910 Lewis Wickes Hine

Police officers dispersing the strike of employees of Streetcar in New York, March 4, 1886. Colored Anonymous

May Day, 1907 Walter Crane

1890s Factory Workers Seated Outside Of Building Anonymous

Magazine Illustration of Child Laborers Anonymous