worker operating a Rolling Machine in an african workshop Stock Photo

Ģ��ý

Create an account to use our new Smart Search tool

worker operating a Rolling Machine in an african workshop

RFID:WFAC6F

Preview

Image details

Contributor:

poco_bw

Image ID:

WFAC6F

File size:

52.5 MB (1.1 MB Compressed download)

Releases:

Model - no | Property - noDo I need a release?

Dimensions:

5033 x 3648 px | 42.6 x 30.9 cm | 16.8 x 12.2 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

17 May 2019

View related stock videos

Search stock photos by tags

Similar stock images

RFWFBKRF–worker operating a Rolling Machine in a Botswana workshop

RM3E1JH5W–Ignace-François Bonhommé (1809–1881) was a French painter and lithographer known for documenting industrial labor and manufacturing scenes in 19th-century France. The 1837 work titled “Abainville – Lamineur” represents a rolling-mill worker shaping heated iron in the forges of Abainville. The archival photographic record documents a historical drawing showing a metalworker operating rolling equipment used in early industrial iron production.

RF3CP9X1C–Mid adult female nurse monitoring vitals on monitors under surgical lights in OR, copy space

RM3F8K0FP–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. A worker empties a metal pail of filler tobacco into the hopper of an antique 1930s cigar-making machine as an operator works at the next station in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, and the 1910 clock-tower building - part of a National Historic Landmark District - is the last operating historic cigar factory in the United States. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

RF3EMY54D–Industrial workers operating heavy rolling mill machinery from a driver's platform in a busy factory, performing manufacturing tasks during the early 20th century. From the Article GAS AND ELECTRIC POWER IN CONTINENTAL IRON AND STEEL WORKS. By J . B. van Brussel. From The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XXXIII April - September 1907 The Engineering Magazine Co

RF2A4P703–Motswana worker operating a Rolling Machine in a Botswana workshop

RM3F8K0FT–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. A worker gathers handfuls of cellophane-wrapped cigars from a wooden transfer box, packed in tight rows fresh off a wrapping machine, in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, and the 1910 clock-tower building - part of a National Historic Landmark District - is the last operating historic cigar factory in the United States. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

RFWHM6H5–Motswana worker operating a Rolling Machine in a Botswana workshop

RM3F8K0FA–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. A worker tends a hopper piled with unbanded cigars feeding a cleated conveyor toward a wrapping machine, with wooden storage crates racked behind him, in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, and the 1910 clock-tower building - part of a National Historic Landmark District - is the last operating historic cigar factory in the United States. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

RM3F8K0FE–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. Cigars ride a cleated conveyor toward a wrapping and labeling machine as a worker sorts stock from wooden bins, with hundreds of unbanded cigars stacked nearby, in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, and the 1910 clock-tower building - part of a National Historic Landmark District - is the last operating historic cigar factory in the United States. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

RM3F8K0DN–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. An operator positions strips of tobacco wrapper leaf on the suction plate of an antique cigar-making machine - one dating to the 1930s and still in daily use - in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, and the 1910 clock-tower building, part of a National Historic Landmark District, is the last operating historic cigar factory in the US. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

RM3F8K0DB–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. An operator feeds tobacco wrapper leaf into a vintage cigar-making machine as a bin of freshly made cigars fills beside her in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. The company still produces cigars on antique machines dating to the 1930s. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, and the 1910 building - part of a National Historic Landmark District - is the last operating historic cigar factory in the US. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

RM3F8K0DF–Tampa, FL, USA. 12th Aug 2026. An operator works wrapper leaf at an antique cigar-making machine as visitors on a factory tour pause beside a rack of freshly made cigars in the machine-rolling area of J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s El Reloj factory in Ybor City. The company offers weekday tours of the 1910 clock-tower building, part of a National Historic Landmark District and the last operating historic cigar factory in the US. Founded in 1895, fourth-generation J.C. Newman is America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker. Credit: Tosh Persons / Ģ��ý Live News

Ģ��ý