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PUSHCART MARKET, 1939. A pushcart market on Belmont Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Photograph, 1939

Finance and Commerce Collection: WRIGHT BROTHERS, 1915. Stock certificate, 1915, for a $100 share in the Wright Company

WRIGHT BROTHERS, 1915. Stock certificate, 1915, for a $100 share in the Wright Company, built on their 1906 patent for a flying machine

BOSTON: BOOKSHOP, 1900. Old Corner Bookstore at Boston, Massachusetts, 1900

Finance and Commerce Collection: EDO: BANK, c1873. Commercial bank, the first in Japan, owned by the Mitsui family in the center of

EDO: BANK, c1873. Commercial bank, the first in Japan, owned by the Mitsui family in the center of Edo. Woodblock print, c1873, by Ando Hiroshige

Finance and Commerce Collection: ELECTRUM NUGGET, C1100 B. C. Electrum nugget, from Cyprus, c1100 B. C

ELECTRUM NUGGET, C1100 B. C. Electrum nugget, from Cyprus, c1100 B. C. illustrative of Biblical pieces of metal
ELECTRUM NUGGET, C1100 B.C. Electrum nugget, from Cyprus, c1100 B.C. illustrative of Biblical pieces of metal (Genesis 37:28)

Finance and Commerce Collection: NEW YORK: BANANA CART. A banana cart with bananas for sale in New York City, New York

NEW YORK: BANANA CART. A banana cart with bananas for sale in New York City, New York. Photograph, c1902

Finance and Commerce Collection: SCHOOL STORE, 1917. School children pretending to buy and sell goods at a general store in Lawton

SCHOOL STORE, 1917. School children pretending to buy and sell goods at a general store in Lawton, Oklahoma. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1917

Finance and Commerce Collection: JAPAN: DUTCH SHIP. Dutch trading ship entering Nagasaki harbor during the late Edo period

JAPAN: DUTCH SHIP. Dutch trading ship entering Nagasaki harbor during the late Edo period. Woodblock print, 19th century

Finance and Commerce Collection: NEW YORK: BANK RUN, 1930. Customers lined up, 11 December 1930

NEW YORK: BANK RUN, 1930. Customers lined up, 11 December 1930, in front of a branch of The Bank of United States, a New York bank closed by its directors, after a run on the bank the previous day

Finance and Commerce Collection: LONDON: FINANCIAL DISTRICT. Aerial view of the financial district of London, England

LONDON: FINANCIAL DISTRICT. Aerial view of the financial district of London, England, with Mansion House (left) and the Bank of England (right). Photographed c1910

Finance and Commerce Collection: MOMBASA: IVORY TRADE. Buying ivory after its arrival from the interior at the coastal port of

MOMBASA: IVORY TRADE. Buying ivory after its arrival from the interior at the coastal port of Mombasa, Kenya. Stereograph, c1900

Finance and Commerce Collection: DEADWOOD, SOUTH DAKOTA. Wall Street, following Snaky Gulch bottom

DEADWOOD, SOUTH DAKOTA. Wall Street, following Snaky Gulch bottom, in the frontier town of Deadwood, 1877

Finance and Commerce Collection: WAR POSTER, c1917. An American war poster depicting the Statue of Liberty pointing sternly at

WAR POSTER, c1917. An American war poster depicting the Statue of Liberty pointing sternly at the viewer, entitled You, Buy a Liberty Bond, Lest I Perish

Finance and Commerce Collection: WAR POSTER, c1918. An American war poster depicting a woman dressed as the Statue of Liberty

WAR POSTER, c1918. An American war poster depicting a woman dressed as the Statue of Liberty, talking on the telephone saying Hello! This is Liberty speaking

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