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Two young women posing with scrap-metal collection bottle

Photograph showing two unidentified young women sitting on a table. Between them is a large bottle for collecting keys as scrap metal. The person on the left is holding a key over the mouth of the bottle. On the jar is a sign that reads: “ANY OLD KEYS? / The Navy Wants Nickel Silver / 80% of all Old Flat Keys are Nickle [sic] Silver. / Brass and other Metals are also desired. / PROCEEDS TO THE ARMED SERVICES.” Hanging on the wall behind them is a poster depicting a bomb, a tank, a battleship, and an anti-aircraft gun. The poster reads: “A 2000-lb. Aerial Bomb uses 600 pounds of scrap metals / A Medium Tank uses 15 tons of scrap metals / A 35,000-ton Battleship uses 20,000 tons of scrap metals / A 3-inch Anti-aircraft Gun uses 3 tons of scrap metals / GET IN THE SCRAP.” Image note: The number 2619 is written on the negative and is visible in the upper left corner of the image. See related image Nos. 375A0836 and 375A0837.

Two young women posing with keys and scrap-metal collection bottle

Photograph showing two unidentified young women standing on either side of a large bottle for collecting keys as scrap metal. Each woman is facing front, smiling, and holding up a key. On the jar is a sign that reads: “ANY OLD KEYS? / The Navy Wants Nickel Silver / 80% of all Old Flat Keys are Nickle [sic] Silver. / Brass and other Metals are also desired. / PROCEEDS TO THE ARMED SERVICES.” Image note: The number 2620 is written on the negative and is visible in the upper left corner of the image. See related image Nos. 375A0835 and 375A0837.

Two young women posing with keys and scrap-metal collection bottle

Photograph showing two unidentified young women standing on either side of a large bottle for collecting keys as scrap metal. Each woman is facing front, smiling, and holding up a key. On the jar is a sign that reads: “ANY OLD KEYS? / The Navy Wants Nickel Silver / 80% of all Old Flat Keys are Nickle [sic] Silver. / Brass and other Metals are also desired. / PROCEEDS TO THE ARMED SERVICES.” Image note: The number 2621 is written on the negative and is visible in the upper left corner of the image. See related image Nos. 375A0835 and 375A0836.