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1. AFLCIO_171219_001.JPG: The Triumph of Labour With fraternal greetings from the organised workers of Great Britain to the organized workers of America
2. AFLCIO_171219_011.JPG: The Triumph of Labour L. F. Roslyn, RBS sculptor Presented to the American Federation of Labour March 29, 1919 by the British Trades Union Congress framed in wood taken from Lord Nelson's Flagship H.M.S. Victory Presented by the British Admiralty Louis Frederick Roslyn From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Louis Frederick Roslyn, born Louis Frederick Roselieb, also known as Louis Fritz Roselieb (13 July 1878 – 1940), was a British sculptor noted for his World War I war memorials and other sculptures. Before beginning his career, he studied at Westminster City & Guilds College and the Royal Academy. He enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps in 1915, but for medical or other reasons was put on the reserve until 1917 when he was called to the School of Military Aeronautics and subsequently made Lieutenant. It seems to be during his military service that he finally changed his name to Roslyn.
3. AFLCIO_171219_023.JPG: William Green by Joseph Hovell
4. AFLCIO_171219_039.JPG: John J. Sweeney 1995 - 2009
5. AFLCIO_171219_041.JPG: John L. Lewis 1880 - 1969
6. AFLCIO_171219_045.JPG: Philip Murray 1886 - 1952
7. AFLCIO_171219_048.JPG: Walter Reuther 1907 - 1979
8. AFLCIO_171219_051.JPG: Walter Reuther 1907 - 1970
9. AFLCIO_171219_054.JPG: Lane Kirkland 1922 - 1999
10. AFLCIO_171219_057.JPG: George Meany 1896 - 1980
11. AFLCIO_171219_060.JPG: William Green 1870 - 1952
12. AFLCIO_171219_064.JPG: Samuel Gompers 1850 - 1924
13. AFLCIO_171219_125.JPG: George Meany by Robert Berks
14. AFLCIO_171219_129.JPG: Robert Berks 1922-2011
15. AFLCIO_171219_132.JPG: George Meany 1894-1980
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