A woman sews a car seat cover in an automobile factory in Oxford, England. – Vintage Photograph

A woman, wearing a protective mask, is seen diligently working on the production line in an automobile factory in Oxford, England. She is attaching a car seat cover to a frame with a sewing machine. Other workers are visible in the background, and the factory is filled with machinery and tools used in the production process.A woman, wearing a protective mask, is seen diligently working on the production line in an automobile factory in Oxford, England. She is attaching a car seat cover to a frame with a sewing machine. Other workers are visible in the background, and the factory is filled with machinery and tools used in the production process.

Dimensions: 17.6 x 19.1 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04905115

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OCR computer generated text:

gayoone 0625 ASING SEWING BOR AUTOMOBILE AUSOA CHSTA COOKERY HIM HAMIN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD WAR ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD WARIL HAMIN BIRD NAT T Flow Brita

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23 JUN 1978 1-2 cols 11/ deep Anthon TO BOPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH am 110 OXFORD MAIL & TIMES