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Man at Desk, Lewis Walker Company Office, 1925
In this detail from a 1925 photo of the Lewis Walker Company Office, a young man is working diligently at his desk as he ignores the photographer who's taking his picture.
The man is surrounded by the tools of his job. A clock and a holder with several rubber stamps are among the items I could identify on the desk. There's a pencil sharpener mounted on the windowsill, and a candlestick telephone is visible on another desk that's situated behind the man.
See also the full version of this photo and a close-up of the equipment in the center of the room.
The man is surrounded by the tools of his job. A clock and a holder with several rubber stamps are among the items I could identify on the desk. There's a pencil sharpener mounted on the windowsill, and a candlestick telephone is visible on another desk that's situated behind the man.
See also the full version of this photo and a close-up of the equipment in the center of the room.
amylsacks, Smiley Derleth have particularly liked this photo
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