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Helen Huntley on Carloader with Equipment

Helen Holcombe was one of the first female employees, and received equal pay as her male counterparts. 
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Unique identifier BI474758 
Boeing ID P3437.tif 
Type Image 
Size 2691px × 2093px   5MB 
License type RM 
Keywords
1940s
tools and equipment
vintage / retro
women
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