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Compulsory wearing of face masks on public transport during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918/19, Seattle, Washington, USA Stock Photo

RM2CC67AM–Compulsory wearing of face masks on public transport during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918/19, Seattle, Washington, USA

SPANISH FLU 1918 MASKS ARCHIVE Policemen in Seattle, Washington wearing masks made by the Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross during the 1918 Spanish influenza epidemic USA America Stock Photo

RM2C21BNP–SPANISH FLU 1918 MASKS ARCHIVE Policemen in Seattle, Washington wearing masks made by the Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross during the 1918 Spanish influenza epidemic USA America

US soldiers of the 39th Regiment marching in Seattle, WA before heading off to France. The soldiers are wearing gauze masks to protect against influenza (flu). The masks were totally ineffectual. After the First World War, there was a global influenza pandemic, known as the Spanish Flu (1918-1919). A fifth of the world's population was infected, and between 20 and 50 million people died. Such pandemics occur when a new infectious virus appears for which the human population has no immunity. Stock Photo

RM2HJCN4T–US soldiers of the 39th Regiment marching in Seattle, WA before heading off to France. The soldiers are wearing gauze masks to protect against influenza (flu). The masks were totally ineffectual. After the First World War, there was a global influenza pandemic, known as the Spanish Flu (1918-1919). A fifth of the world's population was infected, and between 20 and 50 million people died. Such pandemics occur when a new infectious virus appears for which the human population has no immunity.

SPANISH FLU PANDEMIC 1918. An American Red Cross poster urging the wearing of masks Stock Photo

RM2ET8Y00–SPANISH FLU PANDEMIC 1918. An American Red Cross poster urging the wearing of masks

During the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic U. S. Army Hospital Number 30, Royat, France. Patients at moving picture show wearing masks because of an influenza epidemic Stock Photo

RM2BDRNBF–During the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic U. S. Army Hospital Number 30, Royat, France. Patients at moving picture show wearing masks because of an influenza epidemic

Seattle police officers in protective gauze face masks during the flu epidemic, Washington. 1918. Stock Photo

RF2C1EY8X–Seattle police officers in protective gauze face masks during the flu epidemic, Washington. 1918.

Spanish flu. A street car conductor in Seattle in 1918 refusing to allow passengers aboard who are not wearing masks Stock Photo

RM2BAGJGA–Spanish flu. A street car conductor in Seattle in 1918 refusing to allow passengers aboard who are not wearing masks

Children wearing masks during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic. Stock Photo

RF2BM3H82–Children wearing masks during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic.

A vintage Japanese poster urging people to wear masks during the Spanish Flu pandemic.. Japan, 1918 Stock Photo

RM2F3M03D–A vintage Japanese poster urging people to wear masks during the Spanish Flu pandemic.. Japan, 1918

Seattle police wearing protective masks during the influenza pandemic of 1918-19, in which 20 million people died. The 1918 flu pandemic was an influenza pandemic. It was an unusually deadly and severe pandemic that spread across the world. Historical and Stock Photo

RMG14Y2P–Seattle police wearing protective masks during the influenza pandemic of 1918-19, in which 20 million people died. The 1918 flu pandemic was an influenza pandemic. It was an unusually deadly and severe pandemic that spread across the world. Historical and

Cincinnati barbers wear masks to prevent the spread of the Spanish flu, Cincinnati, OH, 10/26/1918. (Photo by NARA) Stock Photo

RM2PJNY25–Cincinnati barbers wear masks to prevent the spread of the Spanish flu, Cincinnati, OH, 10/26/1918. (Photo by NARA)

Vintage Photography - Mask wearing during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 - masks for protection against influenza - New York City conductorettes Stock Photo

RF2HD1RTX–Vintage Photography - Mask wearing during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 - masks for protection against influenza - New York City conductorettes

Masked for protection against the Spanish flu, Red Cross workers remove bundles of masks for American soldiers from table where other women are busily engaged in making them. New York, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2BGPDRT–Masked for protection against the Spanish flu, Red Cross workers remove bundles of masks for American soldiers from table where other women are busily engaged in making them. New York, 1918.

Precautions taken during Spanish Influenza Epidemic would not permit anyone to ride on Street Cars with wearing a Mask, 260,000 of these were made by Seattle Chapter of Red Cross, which consisted of 120 Workers in Three Days, Seattle, Washington, USA, American National Red Cross Photograph Collection, October 1918 Stock Photo

RM2BBJPN0–Precautions taken during Spanish Influenza Epidemic would not permit anyone to ride on Street Cars with wearing a Mask, 260,000 of these were made by Seattle Chapter of Red Cross, which consisted of 120 Workers in Three Days, Seattle, Washington, USA, American National Red Cross Photograph Collection, October 1918

Soldiers from Camp Gordon, Georgia, passing through Cincinnati wearing flu masks. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million. Stock Photo

RM2B9JC0T–Soldiers from Camp Gordon, Georgia, passing through Cincinnati wearing flu masks. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.

Female street car conductors wear masks to protect themselves and their passengers from the deadly Spanish flu, New York, NY, 10/16/1918. (Photo by NARA) Stock Photo

RM2PJNY2B–Female street car conductors wear masks to protect themselves and their passengers from the deadly Spanish flu, New York, NY, 10/16/1918. (Photo by NARA)

A red cross patrol carries a patient into an ambulance during the Spanish flu epidemic in St. Louis, Missouri, October 1918. Stock Photo

RM2E2H04D–A red cross patrol carries a patient into an ambulance during the Spanish flu epidemic in St. Louis, Missouri, October 1918.

Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. Masked American National Red Cross Nurses with stretchers at ambulances drill for treatment of Stock Photo

RMCWBTMM–Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. Masked American National Red Cross Nurses with stretchers at ambulances drill for treatment of

Spanish Influenza in Army Hospitals - Masks and cubicles used in USA General Hospital No 4, Fort Porter, NY. Patients' beds are reversed, alternately so breath of one patient will not be directed toward the face of another. Fort Porter, NY, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2BGPDPX–Spanish Influenza in Army Hospitals - Masks and cubicles used in USA General Hospital No 4, Fort Porter, NY. Patients' beds are reversed, alternately so breath of one patient will not be directed toward the face of another. Fort Porter, NY, 1918.

People line outside a store to buy face masks, 1 October 1918. Museum: California State Library. Author: Hamilton Henry Dobbin. Stock Photo

RM2J07KN1–People line outside a store to buy face masks, 1 October 1918. Museum: California State Library. Author: Hamilton Henry Dobbin.

Mask Face Masks 1900s Spanish Flu mask Pandemic 1918 Red Cross volunteers making white (PPE) gauze face masks, which became mandatory in many public situations in the United States during the 1918 Spanish Influenza Pandemic Stock Photo

RM2C21BEM–Mask Face Masks 1900s Spanish Flu mask Pandemic 1918 Red Cross volunteers making white (PPE) gauze face masks, which became mandatory in many public situations in the United States during the 1918 Spanish Influenza Pandemic

At the Red Cross, workers like this woman are engaged in making gauze masks to prevent the spread of influenza, no location, 10/3/1918. (Photo by Red Cross) Stock Photo

RM2PJNYP5–At the Red Cross, workers like this woman are engaged in making gauze masks to prevent the spread of influenza, no location, 10/3/1918. (Photo by Red Cross)

Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. U.S. school gymnasium converted into an flu ward with patients' beds are separated by screens and Stock Photo

RMC612CT–Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. U.S. school gymnasium converted into an flu ward with patients' beds are separated by screens and

The admonition of the New York Health Board to wear masks to check the spread of the influenza epidemic has been headed: 'Better be ridiculous than dead', is the view of one official. October 1918. Stock Photo

RM2BGPDR4–The admonition of the New York Health Board to wear masks to check the spread of the influenza epidemic has been headed: 'Better be ridiculous than dead', is the view of one official. October 1918.

RF2C1EE2Y–A red cross patrol carries a patient into an ambulance during the Spanish flu epidemic in St. Louis, Missouri, October 1918.

In an office at Fort Porter, NY, two soldiers try to prevent the spread of influenza by wearing masks as they work, Fort Porter, NY, 11/19/1989. ( photo by US Army Signal Corps) Stock Photo

RM2PJNYR7–In an office at Fort Porter, NY, two soldiers try to prevent the spread of influenza by wearing masks as they work, Fort Porter, NY, 11/19/1989. ( photo by US Army Signal Corps)

Policemen wearing masks during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic. Stock Photo

RF2BM3HB9–Policemen wearing masks during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic.

People line outside a store to buy face masks, 1 October 1918, 1918. Found in the Collection of the California State Library. Stock Photo

RM2HTCFYW–People line outside a store to buy face masks, 1 October 1918, 1918. Found in the Collection of the California State Library.

Public Health Officials Wearing Masks, c. 1918 Stock Photo

RM2Y6T3M1–Public Health Officials Wearing Masks, c. 1918

Open air barber shop during influenza epidemic, known as epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' . Berkeley, California, 1919. Vintage archive Photography Stock Photo

RM2XTXDM8–Open air barber shop during influenza epidemic, known as epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' . Berkeley, California, 1919. Vintage archive Photography

Vintage Photography - Mask wearing during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 Stock Photo

RF2HD1RW7–Vintage Photography - Mask wearing during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918

Influenza Epidemic - Masks for protection against influenza. Traffic 'cop' in New York City wearing gauze mask - 1918 Stock Photo

RF2HD1RTR–Influenza Epidemic - Masks for protection against influenza. Traffic 'cop' in New York City wearing gauze mask - 1918

Boston Red Cross volunteers assemble gauze influenza masks for use at hard-hit Camp Devens, Massachusetts. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million. Stock Photo

RM2B9JC06–Boston Red Cross volunteers assemble gauze influenza masks for use at hard-hit Camp Devens, Massachusetts. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.

Policemen in Seattle wearing masks made by the Red Cross, during the influenza epidemic. December 1918 Stock Photo

RF2HD1RTN–Policemen in Seattle wearing masks made by the Red Cross, during the influenza epidemic. December 1918

U. S. Army Hospital Number 30, Royat, France: Patients at moving picture show wearing masks because of an influenza epidemic. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million. Stock Photo

RM2B9JCFJ–U. S. Army Hospital Number 30, Royat, France: Patients at moving picture show wearing masks because of an influenza epidemic. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.

RMCWBTNE–Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. U.S. school gymnasium converted into an flu ward with patients' beds are separated by screens and

Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Policemen in Seattle, Washington, wearing masks made by the Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross, during the influenza epidemic. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million. Stock Photo

RM2B9JCYE–Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Policemen in Seattle, Washington, wearing masks made by the Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross, during the influenza epidemic. 1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.

Archive Spanish Flu 1918 photo Precautions taken in Seattle, Washington USA during the Spanish Influenza epidemic rules forbade anyone to ride on the street cars without wearing a mask. Conductor refusing to take a passenger Stock Photo

RM2C21B7X–Archive Spanish Flu 1918 photo Precautions taken in Seattle, Washington USA during the Spanish Influenza epidemic rules forbade anyone to ride on the street cars without wearing a mask. Conductor refusing to take a passenger

Influenza ward at the U. S. Army Field Hospital in Hollerich, Luxembourg during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Stock Photo

RMC612C9–Influenza ward at the U. S. Army Field Hospital in Hollerich, Luxembourg during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19.

Volunteer nurses from the American red cross caring for flu patients at the Oakland Convention hall, Oakland, California, during the 1918 flu pandemic Stock Photo

RM2C1ET1A–Volunteer nurses from the American red cross caring for flu patients at the Oakland Convention hall, Oakland, California, during the 1918 flu pandemic

RF2BM3H7T–Children wearing masks during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic.

Vintage Photography - Mask wearing during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 - New York City condctoresses wearing masks Stock Photo

RF2HD1RW0–Vintage Photography - Mask wearing during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 - New York City condctoresses wearing masks

RMCWBTN0–Influenza ward at the U. S. Army Field Hospital in Hollerich, Luxembourg during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19.

Combatting influenza in Seattle in 1918. At work in the Red Cross rooms in Seattle, Washington, with influenza masks on faces .1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million. Stock Photo

RM2B9JCBB–Combatting influenza in Seattle in 1918. At work in the Red Cross rooms in Seattle, Washington, with influenza masks on faces .1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.

An pneumonia ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Toul, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Most flu deaths Stock Photo

RMC612CH–An pneumonia ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Toul, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Most flu deaths

The sleeping hall of the United States naval base, crowded because of the flu epidemic that later killed about one hundred million people, or 6 percen Stock Photo

RF2C1EYA8–The sleeping hall of the United States naval base, crowded because of the flu epidemic that later killed about one hundred million people, or 6 percen

RF2BM3HB0–Policemen wearing masks during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic.

RMCWBTN8–An pneumonia ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Toul, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Most flu deaths

Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. Masked American National Red Cross Nurses with stretchers at ambulances drill for treatment of severe flu cases that overwhelmed hospitals in the winter of 1918-19. Stock Photo

RMC612BY–Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-19. Masked American National Red Cross Nurses with stretchers at ambulances drill for treatment of severe flu cases that overwhelmed hospitals in the winter of 1918-19.

An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Langres, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. The second, Stock Photo

RMCWBTBK–An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Langres, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. The second,

Masked nurse pumping water at a field hospital during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. Photographed in United States, September 1918. Stock Photo

RMC13JHF–Masked nurse pumping water at a field hospital during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. Photographed in United States, September 1918.

Masked nurse pumping water at a field hospital during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. Photographed in United States, September Stock Photo

RMCWBW0X–Masked nurse pumping water at a field hospital during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. Photographed in United States, September

Walter Reed Hospital flu ward during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19, in Washington DC. The pandemic killed an estimated 25,000,000 persons throughout the world. Stock Photo

RMC61230–Walter Reed Hospital flu ward during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19, in Washington DC. The pandemic killed an estimated 25,000,000 persons throughout the world.

Walter Reed Hospital flu ward during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19, in Washington DC. The pandemic killed an estimated Stock Photo

RMCWBTBN–Walter Reed Hospital flu ward during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19, in Washington DC. The pandemic killed an estimated

An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Langres, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. The second, more deadly wave of the epidemic which often produced pneumonia, emerged in the summer of 1918. Stock Photo

RMC6122X–An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Base Hospital in Langres, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. The second, more deadly wave of the epidemic which often produced pneumonia, emerged in the summer of 1918.

An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Camp Hospital in Aix-les-Bains, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Stock Photo

RMCWBTBM–An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Camp Hospital in Aix-les-Bains, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19.

An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Camp Hospital in Aix-les-Bains, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Originating in South Africa, the epidemic emerged in a US Army camp in Kansas, which was spread to Europe as troops joined U.S. Expeditionary Forces in France. 1918. Stock Photo

RMC6122Y–An influenza ward at the U. S. Army Camp Hospital in Aix-les-Bains, France during the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918-19. Originating in South Africa, the epidemic emerged in a US Army camp in Kansas, which was spread to Europe as troops joined U.S. Expeditionary Forces in France. 1918.

Medical men wore masks to avoid the flu at U.S. Army hospital. Nov. 19, 1918. Army Hospital No. 4. Fort Porter, N.Y. during the Stock Photo

RMDD73AW–Medical men wore masks to avoid the flu at U.S. Army hospital. Nov. 19, 1918. Army Hospital No. 4. Fort Porter, N.Y. during the

World War 1. Spanish Influenza in American Army hospitals. Masks and cubicles were used at Fort Porter, N.Y, where patients' Stock Photo

RMDD737D–World War 1. Spanish Influenza in American Army hospitals. Masks and cubicles were used at Fort Porter, N.Y, where patients'

U.S. 39th regiment in Seattle, wear masks to prevent influenza. Dec. 1918. The soldiers were on their way to France during the Stock Photo

RMDD73AY–U.S. 39th regiment in Seattle, wear masks to prevent influenza. Dec. 1918. The soldiers were on their way to France during the

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