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Vintage poster showing a blinded man operating a drill press and another making wooden packing cases with a hammer.

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A poster titled What can the blinded man do in the world of commerce and industry, dated 1919 and attributed to an anonymous 20th century creator. It shows two photographs of sightless men at work: one seated at a multi-spindle drill press in an electrical works, and one standing at a bench making wooden packing cases with a hammer. Printed text beside each image explains the work being shown.

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