Brave (Crazy?), unharnessed workers painting the spire of the Woolworth Building in New York City around 1926
1971 Chevrolet Vegas being loaded onto unique railroad cars that were engineered to transport 30 vehicles vertically, nose-down, nearly doubling the capacity of standard autoracks.
This Physicist, Harold Agnew, is holding the nuclear core of the Fat Man atomic bomb which was dropped on Nagasaki.
Those “Vegas” might actually be Pontiac Astres … same car (ish), slightly different nose.
Hopefully Harold is holding “Half” of the core.
Good point. You can tell how heavy it is by the way he’s leaning
The guys working on the Chrysler Building in 1926: that looks typical from other picts I have seen. And I think OSHA is a few decades from being created from that point.
The car carrier: isn’t that a better way to damage the cars in transit than the more common way to transport them?
That Michelin Man costume looks very hot.