Woman Sewing at Tailor Shop New York City 1936

A woman operates a sewing machine in a tailor shop on University Place near 11th Street in New York City. In November 1936, the scene captures a moment of urban craftsmanship, showcasing the skill involved in garment creation. Tailoring played a vital role in the citys economy, providing essential services to its diverse population.

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