Children who were orphaned after an explosion of a munitions factory in Oosterweel near Antwerp in 1889, Les orphelins, page, photomechanical print, number: '13', photographer: L. van Neck, Oosterweel, cliché maker: anonymous, Belgium, printer (person): J. Maes (possibly), Antwerp, 1889, printer (person), paper, collotype, photoprint, height 165 mm x width 230 mm, Image on page 13., orphans, Explosion of a munitions factory in Oosterweel in 1889, A faded black and white scene shows a group of people standing and sitting in front of a cluster of wooden buildings with partially missing roof tiles and exposed rafters, scaffolding and ladders leaning against the structures, piles of sacks and covered carts in the yard, a man standing with a long pole, several children holding bowls or standing near baskets, rough grassy ground underfoot, and various wooden crates, fences, and farm equipment scattered around.
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Children who were orphaned after an explosion of a munitions factory in Oosterweel near Antwerp in 1889, Les orphelins, page, photomechanical print, number: '13', photographer: L. van Neck, Oosterweel, cliché maker: anonymous, Belgium, printer (person): J. Maes (possibly), Antwerp, 1889, printer (person), paper, collotype, photoprint, height 165 mm x width 230 mm, Image on page 13., orphans, Explosion of a munitions factory in Oosterweel in 1889, A faded black and white scene shows a group of people standing and sitting in front of a cluster of wooden buildings with partially missing roof tiles and exposed rafters, scaffolding and ladders leaning against the structures, piles of sacks and covered carts in the yard, a man standing with a long pole, several children holding bowls or standing near baskets, rough grassy ground underfoot, and various wooden crates, fences, and farm equipment scattered around.

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Children orphaned explosion munitions factory Oosterweel near Antwerp 1889 Les orphelins page photomechanical print number 13 photographer L van Neck Oosterweel cliché maker anonymous Belgium printer person J Maes Antwerp paper collotype photoprint height 165 mm x width 230 mm Image page 13 orphans Explosion faded black white scene group people standing sitting front cluster wooden buildings partially missing roof tiles exposed rafters scaffolding ladders leaning structures piles sacks covered carts yard man standing long pole several children holding bowls standing near baskets rough grassy ground underfoot various wooden crates fences farm equipment scattered

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