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Cartoon, The Salesman, WW1Cartoon, The Salesman, flirting with a customer as she tries on some gloves. Behind the salesman is a shadow of German soldiers with severed hands skewered on a sword. Date: 1915
Carpet seller and customer outside the Hotel Grey D Albion, Cannes. The hotel is still there, the carpet seller probably not. Date: 1913
Serving warmed beer, Berlin, GermanyA bartender serving a customer with a warmed glass of beer, using a new electrical device, in Berlin, Germany. Date: circa 1930
Palma, Mallorca, Spain - Confectioner shopPalma, Mallorca, Spain. Entrance to the confectioners shop Forn Des Teatre, alongside customers. Date: 2013
Dignity & Impudence by H. M. BatemanAn arrogant looking taxi cab driver, enjoys a rest and a cigar, ignoring the signal of a potential customer across the street - a humorous comment on the attitude of London taxi drivers during
By George! by Nellie C. George, WW1 silhouette humourThe Customer: Have you got anything topical in the way of curtains? The Shop Assistant: Certainly Madam, Here is one of our new Kaiser curtains; all ready to hang
Letter writer and client, Naples, Italy. The notice says that the man can also offer his services in French. Date: late 19th century
Street vendor and customer, JapanStreet vendor with a geisha customer, Japan. Date: circa 1890s
Street barber at work, India. Date: circa 1890s
Lemonade vendor and customer, Egypt. Date: circa 1870
Flower sellers outside St Pauls Cathedral, London. Date: 1936
With the high browse 1923A customer enters a disorganised bookshop to have a browse. Date: 1923
customers buying fruit and veg at marketMan and woman buying fruit and veg at market stall Date: 1930s
Plantol SoapHumorous advertisement for Plantol Soap, manufactured by Lever Brothers Limited of Port Sunlight, England, showing a rather startled customer who has been over-zealously lathered with shaving soap by
Lyons Corner HouseA Lyons Nippie waitress at a Lyons Corner House tries to take down an order from a young couple, who seem more interested in one another than ordering food or drinks! Date: early 1930s
Barman has a stern word with a disreputable customer who has been stealing pewter beer tankards, which he has been turning into coinage to bring back to spend at the same establishment
Palaeontology Response CardThe Palaeontology response card that was used in the Natural History Museum during the 1960s. Enquirers who had send in bones of sheep or horses thinking that they were fossils
Scene outside a souvenir shop, YugoslaviaScene outside a shop in a street in former Yugoslavia. The shopkeeper (on the left) has a discussion with a potential customer
Travelling Cloth SellerA travelling cloth merchant in India offers his goods to a customer. Date: 19th century
A Slippery Customer by W. S. Hutton 1927Young woman being very indecisive on what shoes to buy, while the shop assistant is on her hands and knees exhausted. Date: 1927
Customers from The Gin-Shop by CruikshankThese are the Customers, youthful and old, That drink the strong drinks which are sold night and day At the bar of the Gin-shop, so glittering and gay. Illustration no
Fourpaws CafeA dog waiter serves a cup of tea to a female cat customer at the Fourpaws Cafe. Date: early 1930s
Iranian Fortune TellerThe old Iranian fortune teller looks up at her shy, smiling young customer : I see a rich and handsome young man from Tehran... Date: 1930s
Barmaid Grins & Bears ItAn insincere barmaid laughs at a customers bad joke as she serves him a frothy tankard of ale! Date: 1967
Cat in Hat ShopA doggy shop assistant helping a catty customer to select a new bonnet. Date: early 1930s
Scenes in a dress shopScenes in an elegant dress shop, with assistants showing various items of clothing to their clients. 1924
MODERN POST OFFICEThe ultra-modern post office at Eastbourne, Sussex, England, where a sign reads: To save you time, every counter clerk now deals with every kind of business. Date: 1960s
Shadow drawing. C. H. Bennett, A Ferocious CustomerA Ferocious Customer. (The Late Mr. Bruiser) Casting the shadow of a bulldog on the wall. Illustration from a series of shadow portraits of fictional characters by Charles H Bennett entitled Shadow
Metropolitan Police theatricals, showing five performers on a raised stage. There is a tea hut on the right, advertising tea, coffee and sandwiches, with a man serving an elderly customer
Tunisia - Wigmakers BoutiqueA wigmakers Boutique with a customer being measured for his toupee
Pottery MerchantsA pottery merchant and customer stand between wares piled high in a large wicker backpack and engage in tense negotiation
In a French barA waiter waits patiently for a customer to find the money needed to pay for his glass of wine
Morocco - With the Butcher - UncertaintyAt the Butchers Stall at a Moroccan Market. The customer is unsure which of the finest choice cuts available to buy
Mesmerism by KeeneA rather plump and mature lady customer of a fashion house peers through her glasses at the latest 1920s dress modelled by a svelte young woman
Travel AgencyA young man in an American travel agency is advised by the girl behind the counter
Racial / Trinidad / PostmanA postman in the (then) British colony of Trinidad receives a pineapple from a grateful customer
I Want Armour sAdvertisement for Armours Beef Extract, the Best Extract of the Best Beef showing a lady customer pointing out an Armours advertising poster to her grocer
Egyptian BarberAn Egyptian barber shaves a customer
Special motor car for transporting live fishAn illustration of a special motor car designed with a tank and other appparatus (the function of which was to create river conditions)
Fitting a Ladys BootCharmant paysage ! (delightful landscape) A shoemaker enjoys the view as he fits a customer with a new pair of boots
French Fish Seller / ParisA fish seller chats to a customer wearing a wide-brimed hat and voluminous trousers on the banks of the Seine
Street Water SellerA street water seller and his customer exchange smiles
Bar Lady and CustomerA dapper fellow savours champagne and a cigar whilst in conversation with a comely bar lady, or barmaid
Stitching Fur CloaksMen at tables in a workshop surrounded by pelts stitch fur cloaks. A customer lays down his money & places his order. The fur could possibly be ermine
Butcher Serves CustomerA woman customer, holding a lorgnette up to her face, points to a plucked chicken that the butcher has picked up
Shop, Front & BackBOUTIQUE ET ARRIERE-BOUTIQUE the customer sees the well- appointed front shop, little guessing at the misery at the back
Circulating LibraryA customer is offered a book by the librarian
Apple Seller & CustomerA street trader selling Coxes Pippins apples; she assures her lady customer they are choice fruit madam