Monarch of Bermuda Photograph; aerial view of Monarch of Bermuda docked, being loaded with supplies for Allies at Bush Terminal, Brooklyn.

Police-seized contraband Caption: "The tug Manhattan load to the gunwales with slot machines, pinball games, guns of all sorts, etc., as it pulled out of Pier 4 at the Battery to dump police-seized contraband into the ocean."

Wasting no time Long line of workers from the International Longshoremen's Association between wall of building and police barricades; one worker raising his hat for camera. Caption: "Wasting no time: Out early for a waterfront bargaining election are these dockworkers, lining up at daybreak on 52d St. alongside Naval Militia Armory on 1st Ave..."

Brooklyn: 2nd Naval Battalion Armory, First Avenue between 52nd Street and 51st Street, undated.

Second Naval Battalion Armory, foot of 52 St View from rear of vaulted armory in Sunset Park; vacant lot in foreground; smoke stack in left background.

Brooklyn 178, State Armory, 5102-24 1st Ave; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

Morse Oval Employees Association of Morse Dry Dock and Repair Co. at Morse Oval, 1919. Morse Oval was a playing field at the foot of 52nd Street in Sunset Park Brooklyn. The field hosted the home games of the Morse Dry Dock Company baseball and soccer teams.