Simply, photographs of newsstands in former days!
(I like to play "spot the LIFE magazine" for those from 1936 onwards).
Note for those interested: All but two of the Library of Congress ones are FSA/OWI photographs--apparently it was a popular theme.
(I like to play "spot the LIFE magazine" for those from 1936 onwards).
Note for those interested: All but two of the Library of Congress ones are FSA/OWI photographs--apparently it was a popular theme.
Dmitri Kessel, LIFE © Time Inc. |
A man at a newsstand in Athens, Greece, 1948. Source
Mark Kauffman, LIFE © Time Inc. |
A newsstand in Shanghai, 1947. Source
Dmitri Kessel, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Another Greek newsstand, 1948. Source
Library of Congress |
A foreign language stand, US, 1941. Source
© IWM (D 2951) |
A Fleet Street newsstand in London, 1941. Source
Library of Congress |
Workers scan the papers while waiting for a trolley, Baltimore, Maryland, 1943. Source
Library of Congress |
A NYC newsstand with international papers, 1943. Source
National Library of Ireland |
A newsstand at Waterford Train Station, Ireland, 1924. Source
Library of Congress |
A Mexican newsstand in San Antonio, Texas, 1939. Source
Library of Congress |
Magazines at a newsstand in St. Louis, Missouri, 1939. Source
Library of Congress |
A small, eccentric newsstand in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1937. Source
Library of Congress |
A NYC newsstand in 1913, photographed by Lewis Hine. Source
Berenice Abbott, New York Public Library |
A Manhattan newsstand photographed by Berenice Abbott, 1935. Source
Walter Sanders, LIFE © Time Inc. |
A newsstand selling "strange, out-of-town papers" during a New York newspaper strike, 1958. Source
Library of Congress |
A newsstand in Chicago, 1940 (lots of LIFE in this one!) Source
Terence Spencer, LIFE © Time Inc. |
British TV presenter David Frost (portrayed in Frost/Nixon) stopping for a paper at a newsstand, UK, 1968. Source
Library of Congress |
Boys visit the newsstand on their weekly visit to town, Nyssa, Oregon, 1942. Source
Library of Congress |
Newsstand in Manchester, New Hampshire, 1937. Source
Alfred Eisenstaedt, LIFE © Time Inc. |
A Communist-publication-focused newsstand, NYC, 1937. Source
Library of Congress |
A newsstand in Union Station, Chicago, 1943. Source
Library of Congress |
The out-of-town section of a newsstand, NYC, 1913, photographed by Lewis Hine. Source
Library of Congress |
Heaps of picture magazines at a newsstand in Omaha, Nebraska, 1938. Source
4 comments:
1237Ha, now you have me trying to spot the Life magazine in these shots!
Hey... I have a niece named Nyssa who lives in Oregon! I should send her the photo. Thanks.
Well, "Yachting" is still published.
Ha, glad one of all of them is still around! I think there's a Time in one of the pictures as well...
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