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Shop front of the New York Marble Bar and Ice Cream Parlor, Queen Street, Brisbane, ca. 1912

from State Library of Queensland

• Nicole Davis said:

  I love love love this image!

• Treehouse Brothers said:

  wonderful

• old-days-better said:

  Lovely shop front, nicely kept with obvious pride, a pleasure to see, thank you for sharing! Here is a very nice shop in Bakewell, sadly no more! See it here:- www.flickr.com/photos/89394157@N02/8230477546 /in/photostr... www.flickr.com/photos/89394157@N02/8230486070 /in/photostr...

• CHAN Tran said:

  an tuong !!!

[Boy looking at store window display of toys] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• 10 older comments, and then…
• Fred Sobotka said:

  Nice reflection in the glass for the corset shop across the street.

• PeteK01 said:

  ...in the days when a game called "Hop Ching" was ok and not deemed racist...

• schummi06514 said:

  The Hop Ching game was chinese checkers. I had those as a kid...wow!

• Andrew Schulz said:

  i wish i lived back in that era....or at least go back in time for a day to experience what it was like.

• mdsicignano said:

  Doesn't seem right, not to have a Red Ryder Range Model Air Rifle in the window amongst those other toys. ;-)

[No. 284 Gilman Collamore & Co. - No. 304 W.A. McLaughlin, s...

from New York Public Library

• carol_moss said:

  I have a set of dinner plates of Theodore Haviland 'Limoges' France with the stamp of this store on the back - it reads: Gilman Collamore & Co. Fifth Avenue & 30th Street, New York. They are lovely and obviously antique.