Légende
In the 1930s. A man jumps from a building into a life saving sheet. A device invented in 1887, and was until the 1980s used to save people by letting them jump from the upper floors of a burning buildings into the net, usually to the ground level. Firefighters believed that the practical height limit for successful use of life nets was about six stories, although in a 1930 Chicago fire, three people survived jumps from an eighth story building into a life net. 1930s
Date
15 juin 1935
Crédit
Photo12/imageBROKER/Sjoberg
Notre référence
BRK25G77_004
Model release
Non
Property release
Non
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
25,3Mo (1,2Mo) / 29,6cm x 21,4cm / 3500 x 2528 (300dpi)