Photo Library
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CBP Officers-Landports Image Library (Photo 5)
A CBP officer checks an individual's documents as they enter the United States.
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US Customs Declaration Made London Bridge the World's Largest Antique Ever Sold (Photo 2)
The first shipment of granite in its cargo containers at the Surrey docks in England. All 10,276 pieces of stone were methodically numbered so that the bridge could be reassembled like a giant jigsaw puzzle. Courtesy of Lake Havasu Museum of History.
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CBP K-9 officer runs a car selected for secondary exam.
CBP K-9 officer runs a car selected for secondary exam.
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US Customs Declaration Made London Bridge the World's Largest Antique Ever Sold (Photo 4)
In Arizona, the granite was stored in a fenced-off area until needed during reconstruction. Courtesy of Lake Havasu Museum of History.
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CBP Officers-Landports Image Library (Photo 1)
Whether it is a passenger or commercial trucking crossing, CBP officers are there to protect our nation's borders.
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US Customs Declaration Made London Bridge the World's Largest Antique Ever Sold (Photo 6)
Traffic across London Bridge, c.1910-1915. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
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CBP Officers-Landports Image Library (Photo 6)
One face at the border is the motto for Customs and Border Protection.
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US Customs Declaration Made London Bridge the World's Largest Antique Ever Sold (Photo 1)
U.S. Customs Service news release from July 8, 1968 discussing that London Bridge was declared an antique. CBP Historical Collections.