A group of workers reading and finding books in the Clothcraft Library., Unfinished handpainted colorization seen on woman's dress and shoes. Standing: Pete Michaels, Herbert Cohen, Alice Lang, Carrie Kromer. Sitting: Daisy Harle, Esther Boyle Sol Schneider, Henry Ledinky, Mary Gallagher, Gordon Factor.
Workers from the service department reading and checking out books in the Clothcraft library, ca. 1920., Names on reverse of image: Helen McAloon, Mamie Hippler, Joe Domabyl, John Nardy, Adah Walker, Tom Sheahan, Alice Goddard (Librarian), Margaret Hashagen (Service Supervisor).
Ruth Reticker, Alice Goddard, Margaret Hashagen, Mary Gilson, and Florence Bill stading with matching puffed hairstyles., Handwritten note on reverse of photograph reads "Taken as a joke, because operatives were wearing hair in extremely large puffs over ears."
Women in the Clothcraft sewing class at West Tech. From left to right: Elizabeth Gruss, Susan Durika, Julia Durika, Mary Dilello, Stella Beth, Helen Wofner, Rose Peterson, Rose Babica, Margaret Reese, Mary Mulrenin, Elizabeth Ancin, Frances Benyak, Mildred Westrick, Miss Carey (Teacher)., Elizabeth Gruss, Susan Durika, Julia Durika, Mary Dilello, Stella Beth, Helen Wofner, Rose Peterson, Rose Babica, Mary Mulrenin, and Frances Benyak wearing aprons or dresses made in class.
A group of women taking a citizenship class through the Joseph & Feiss company in February of 1921., Standing: Rose Morabito, Delia Nolan, Justina Trneny, Jessie Lynn, Anna Szep. Seated: 2 registrars from Citizenship Bureau, Meri Teisler, Mary Lochner.
Vice president and sales manager Frank Soloman; vice president, designer, and production manager Harry Seigel; and Arthur M. Dewey working for the Joseph & Feiss Co.
Joseph & Feiss Co. employees welcoming transferred divisions from St. Clair to the West 53rd Street plant., Poem on reverse of photograph: "Two hundred Clothcrafters working at St. Clair, Half came west-the rest are coming soon; One thousand Clothcrafters work and play will share In the new building, morning, night and noon."