Portrait of a smiling woman standing outside a building and holding a loaf of bread. The name “Mrs. J. F. Ball” is written on the negative and is visible on the right side of the photograph.

Half-length portrait of Joseph K. Carson sitting at a desk that is piled with loaves of bread. Carson is facing front and holding a pen.

Half-length portrait of an unidentified bakery employee facing front and smiling. She is standing behind a glass counter and is holding a tray of hot cross buns. Behind her are racks holding loaves of bread.

Photograph showing a display of Cera-Lac bread loaves and slices. The display includes a row of advertising pennants with the text following text: “Try it toasted! / Cera-Lac bread / A natural food with a laxative effect.”

Half-length portrait of an unidentified woman holding three loaves of Keller’s Baking Company bread. She is standing next to shelves filled with loaves.

A man, wearing a chef’s hate and apron, making bread at an Army Quartermaster Unit Training Center in Vancouver. A section of dough is in the air between his hands, while loafs of bread can be seen on baker’s racks (negative 2 of 4).

Patsy Miller Rein holding sourdough in her kitchen, at 2325 N.W. Everett Street in Portland. She wears an spring as she stands in front of a wooden cutting board, looking downward at the dough. A similar photograph was published in the Oregon Journal on Sunday, March 28, 1954 (negative 2 of 6).

A man stands next to an outdoor oven made of stone at an unidentified logging camp. He wears a long apron and holds the handle of a long baker's peel, with the paddle end of the peel in the mouth of the oven. Loaves of bread can be seen on the peel and inside the oven and metal pans are stacked on top of the oven.