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item[193-?]015428
There is additional lettering on truck, including slogan that appears to read "The business that service built."
item28 March 1981015451
Sign reads: "'Good Clothes' 'Nothing Else'"
item[190-?]015438
Horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians, and bicycles visible on street. Canadian Red Ensign (?) flags are flown atop several tall buildings.
item[19-]015388
item28 March 1981015446
Note on backsays "Friedman"
item[19-]015390
Name identified on another photograph of same subjects (015391).
item[19-]015391
Same subjects as in photograph 015390.
item[19-]015394
The name "Friedman" is written on verso but it is not clear what this indicates.
item015433
Title taken from verso, English translation of Hebrew text. Text on front indicates that children are from or were hosted at a Children's House of Dror, possibly named after Hanna Senesh.
item[197-?]015417
Event could probably be identified by deciphering the messages on the picket signs, which are mostly obscured.
item1934-1935015347
This is a photograph of the original, which appears to be a collection of individual portraits posted in a framing matte.
item015479
This is a feature of the building partly occupied by the J. Shreter clothing store.
item015466
Printing reads "Sturdy Built [?], We Are Like Iron."