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Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.

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Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.
Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.

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Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.  A group of men works in an orchard with a wheelbarrow sprayer, containers, and l... work, school, zemědělství, Agricultural School, trakařový postřikovač, postřik o...

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Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.
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A group of men works in an orchard with a wheelbarrow sprayer, containers, and long hoses. They spray leafless trees with whitewashed trunks, and a small utility hut stands between the rows.
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work, school, zemědělství, Agricultural School
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trakařový postřikovač, postřik ovocných stromů, ovocný sad, postřikovací hadice, skupina mužů, bílený kmen, bouda
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school farm
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krabice 59

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Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.
Spraying fruit trees with wheelbarrow sprayers, 1928.

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