Larry Schneider adjusts a lathe. Hawthorne, New Jersey

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Forms part of a group of images documenting machinist Larry Schneider's machine shop and his family at their home in Hawthorne, New Jersey. Larry is a machinist who works at Watson Machine International in Paterson.

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01/01/1994

McCarl, Robert (Collaborator)

Schneider, Larry (Depicted)

Cooper, Martha (Photographer)

Hawthorne (N.J.) , 40.94917, -74.15389

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