Shopkeeper Collection (page 8)

Standing farmer hands back beggar apron man wears indicates
Standing farmer with hands on his back The beggar with hands on his back, The apron that the man wears indicates a different profession than farmer, possibly shopkeeper or craftsman

Graham and Withers butchers shop, Bromley, Kent
Arthur Graham and Albert William Withers, butchers shop, 80 College Road, Bromley, Kent -- an amazing array of meat and poultry, with shop owners and assistants standing ready to serve

A Quick Change of Front, by C. Harrison
A Quick Change of Front. A German shopkeeper, being a purveyor of Teutonic delicatessen products, makes a quick change once hostilities between Germany and England begin

Butchers shop in Henley-on-Thames
Typical display of meat outside butchers shop in Henley-on-Thames, probably taken in the 1920 s. This shop is still trading in 2013 and under its original name. Date: 1920s

SHOPS ON A MEDIEVAL STREET. French manuscript illumination, 15th century

Taking advantage of the situation... Street Lad - " Do you want an Errand Boy?" Shopkeeper - " No." Street Lad - " Yus you do, yours as just been runned over." !!

Bauldry, by A Patrick Wilson. First produced at the Palace Theatre, Arbroath, October 1915, later at the Dalston Theatre (probably in Hackney, London), March 1917

The Theatrical Tradesman. early 19th century

Cadburys Happy Families - Mr Good
Cadburys Cocoa Cubs Happy Families - Mr Good the Grocer. circa 1950

Shopkeeper with his wares, Thailand. Date: circa 1970s

Scene in a grocers shop -- No Trust. 19th century

Kay Snap - Mr Bacon the Grocer
Kay Snap - Mr. Bacon the Grocer. 1930s

Kay Snap - Mr Cotton the Draper. 1930s

Kay Snap - Mr Chop the Butcher. 1930s

Kay Snap - Mr Cod the Fishmonger. 1930s

Caricature of John L Toole, English actor and manager
Caricature of John Lawrence Toole (1830-1906), English comic actor, theatre manager and producer -- Now, George, down with the shutters, or the public will begin to think we ve retired from business

Caricature of G A Sala, English journalist
Caricature of George Augustus Henry Sala (1828-1895), English journalist -- What it may come to. A grocer asks him if he might supply something quotable about his brand of tea

Cartoon, A Bargain, WW1
Cartoon, A Bargain. A man asks the owner of a junk shop if he has any rare war-related items. The shopkeeper seems to have plenty to choose from. Date: 1916

French Shopkeeper Photo
A shopkeeper of Clamecy, France, poses with his wife and children outside the family business Date: circa 1903

Corner shop, 50 Dorset Street, Baker Street, London
Large corner shop at 50 Dorset Street, Baker Street, London -- Larrad greengrocer, fruiterer and florist, with a large display of produce out on the pavement. Date: circa 1910s

Cartoon, Dreams of the future, WW1
Cartoon, Dreams of the future. A German shopkeeper chats to some little boys what they will do after the war. Fritz will open a shop from which he will sell German products

Endpaper design by Cecil Aldin, The Great Adventure, showing a street in Bunnyborough, with the pompous beadle Mr Swizzle, his shopkeeper wife Mrs Swizzle, and various rabbits. Date: 1921

Florist and food shop in Henley-on-Thames. A proud owner with his assistant stand outside the shop whilst at the side of the road his delivery service vehicle (!) stands at the ready

Munitions scandal, cartoon, WW1
Cartoon from London Opinion reproduced in The Tatler in their Pictorial Politics, column, showing a British officer, representing the Army, talking to a shopkeeper, representing John Bull

With the high browse 1923
A customer enters a disorganised bookshop to have a browse. Date: 1923

Ernest Cognacq Photo
ERNEST COGNACQ Paris shopkeeper who with his wife Louise Jay founded the Samaritaine department store : art collector and philanthropist photo 1912. Date: 1839 - 1928

India, Kolkota, Mullik Ghat flower market, street selling
India, Kolkata, Mullik Ghat flower market, street selling

SYRIA: SHOP, c1910. A shop in Damascus, Syria. Photograph, c1910

Picture No. 11676048
Local Man in craft shop. Date:

CENTRAL MARKET, 1936. A woman shopping at the Central Market in Washington, D. C
CENTRAL MARKET, 1936. A woman shopping at the Central Market in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, June-July 1936

TEXAS: ICE SHOP, 1939. Ice for sale at Harlingen, Texas. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1939

MISSOURI: SALESMAN, 1938. Tire salesman showing a rubber inner tube to an auto supply storekeeper, Caruthersville, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, August 1938

IDAHO: CHILDREN, 1941. Young boys buying candy, Caldwell, Idaho. Photograph by Russell Lee, July 1941

PRODUCE MARKET, 1941. Shoppers at a produce market in San Diego, California. Photograph by Russell Lee, June 1941

MOBILE GROCERY, 1938. An African American sharecropper making a purchase from the traveling grocery store truck, Forrest City, Arkansas. Photograph by Russell Lee in September 1938

CHINA: SHANGHAI, 1927. A street in the Native Quarter of Shanghai, China. Photograph, c1927

COUNTRY STORE. A 19th century American country store interior. Illustration by Edwin B. Child (1868-1937)

E. J. Crane, watchmaker and jewelry store, c. 1899 (b / w photo)
XOS746399 E.J. Crane, watchmaker and jewelry store, c.1899 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: E.J)

Interior of a Shop (oil on canvas)
XIR54175 Interior of a Shop (oil on canvas) by Paret y Alcazar, Luis (1746-99); Museo Lazaro Galdiano, Madrid, Spain; Spanish, out of copyright

The Conditions of Ireland, illustration from The Graphic, published December 24 1881
XJF476210 The Conditions of Ireland, illustration from The Graphic, published December 24 1881 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Six illustrations)

Mrs Weltje in her Shop in Pall Mall, 1783 (engraving)
XJF473768 Mrs Weltje in her Shop in Pall Mall, 1783 (engraving) by Bretherton, Charles (1760-1783); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Bookshop, illustration from Orbis Sensualium Pictus by John Amos Comenius, published c
XJF444314 Bookshop, illustration from Orbis Sensualium Pictus by John Amos Comenius, published c.1659 (woodcut) by German School

DRAWN BY PERCY MACQUOID, THE SHOPKEEPER, Percy Macquoid, 1852-1925, was an English artist and illustrator described as the non plus ultra of elegance and mild refined feeling, engraving 1890

The Gascon in London, or English Civility, 1806 (colour litho)
XIR778867 The Gascon in London, or English Civility, 1806 (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris

Ms 1671 A Shop Selling Different Merchandise, c. 1580 (gouache on paper)
XIR218738 Ms 1671 A Shop Selling Different Merchandise, c.1580 (gouache on paper) by Islamic School, (16th century); Museo Correr, Venice

Marskramer with a water feature, Anthonie Waterloo, 1630 - 1663

Street scene in Victorian London (b / w photo)
XJF142416 Street scene in Victorian London (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

The Death of Ferdinand Philippe Louis (1810-42) Duke of Orleans in Neuilly, 13th July 1842
XIR181874 The Death of Ferdinand Philippe Louis (1810-42) Duke of Orleans in Neuilly, 13th July 1842 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris

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"Exploring the Vibrant World of Shopkeepers: From Castle Street to Colombo" Step into the charming streets of Arncroach, Fife, Scotland and you'll find yourself captivated by The Jewel Box. This picturesque shop is a true gem, with its pencil and watercolour artwork adorning its walls. Traveling across continents, we stumble upon a fascinating cartoon in Jeremiah O Donovan Rossa's Irish Fenian store in Castle Street. It tells tales of resilience and rebellion that echo through history. In bustling Colombo, Sri Lanka, Native Boutique entices visitors with its vibrant colors and intricate designs. Here, customers can immerse themselves in the rich culture as they explore traditional garments and accessories. Transporting ourselves back in time to London 1926-1927, we witness a curious customer inspecting a haggis at an old-fashioned shop. The nostalgia lingers as we imagine the stories hidden within those walls. Venturing further into Weymoor Post Office and Hall's Newsagents Shop reveals a hub of community connection. From postal services to newspapers, this humble establishment serves as a lifeline for locals seeking news and communication. The Arab Bazar beckons us to Tunis, Tunisia in North Africa—a sensory overload awaits. Weaving through narrow alleys filled with exotic spices and trinkets transports us to another world altogether. Inside an enchanting Arab shop lies treasures aplenty—Tunisia's North Africa showcases its rich heritage through perfumes that transport one's senses on an olfactory journey like no other. Morocco unveils itself through leather goods boutiques where artisans skillfully craft handmade bags and accessories. Each piece carries whispers of tradition while embracing contemporary style—a perfect blend for modern wanderers. During WWII times when luck was scarce but hope abundant; greetings cards became tokens of encouragement amidst chaos. A Good Luck card from yesteryears reminds us how small gestures can carry immense significance.