Historical Travel and Customs

Images depict wartime scenes of queuing and customs activities, showcasing historical contexts of food shortages and travel regulations during the mid-20th century.

1940S 1950S Business Men And Woman Entering And Leaving Building

Britain Queues For Food- Rationing and Food Shortages in Wartime, London, England, UK, 1945 A view through the empty shop window of a branch of J Sainsbury on High Road, Wood Green, London. A sign in the window welcomes customers, both old and new, despite the shortages. Through the door can be seen two customers doing their shopping.

Airport in Warsaw. Foreign station - passport and cleaner briefing (customs officers at work); Photography from the series to the photojournalism "Please open!" (from the work of the Customs Office at the Foreign Station of the Airport in Warsaw), "Świat" 1959, No. 7; Prażuch, Wiesław (1925-1992); 1959 (1959-00-00-1959-00-00);

Airport in Warsaw. Foreign station - passport and clearing briefing (customs officers and travel during luggage control); Photography from the series to the photojournalism "Please open!" (from the work of the Customs Office at the Foreign Station of the Airport in Warsaw), "Świat" 1959, No. 7; Prażuch, Wiesław (1925-1992); 1959 (1959-00-00-1959-00-00);

1940S 1950S Business Men And Woman Entering And Leaving Building

Airport in Warsaw. Foreign station - passport and clearing briefing (customs officer and travelers during luggage control); Photography from the series to the photojournalism "Please open!" (from the work of the Customs Office at the Foreign Station of the Airport in Warsaw), "Świat" 1959, No. 7; Prażuch, Wiesław (1925-1992); 1959 (1959-00-00-1959-00-00);

Unemployment benefits aid begins. Line of men inside a division office of the State Employment Service office at San Francisco, California, waiting to register for benefits on one of the first days the office was open. 1938. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. California , San Francisco, California , San Francisco County, Unemployment insurance, Assistance, Depressions, Unemployed, Unemployment

Seamen in hiring hall. National Maritime Union, New York City 1941. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

"ICI New York" Exhibit and Sales, Le Printemps Stores. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Anefo photo collection. Construction workers on Frederiksplein plate placed for motorists to pay attention to crossing construction workers. December 24, 1964

Salesman displaying patent medicine to farmers who have brought tobacco to warehouse and are waiting outside for the sales to begin. Mebane, North Carolina 1939

State railways, travel agency, sleeping area department.

Anefo photo collection. Honoring Mr. P. J. Mijksenaar at the weekly press conference. March 16, 1961

Anefo photo collection. Jaarbeurs Utrecht. Philips Stand. April 7, 1948. Utrecht

Vintage Photograph. Man and woman walk into front of bank building man carries packages while woman carries a bag.

Anefo photo collection. Assignment Kinsbergen. Advertising prism watches on the shop door. October 2, 1950

Anefo photo collection. Opening new property home textiles from the NV Handelsonderneming Monarch to the Brouwersgracht by Dr. J. J. van Soest. May 6, 1963

Gasoline without a bon, 1946 documentary photographs Two men in pack refueling gasoline with a small gas pump. A man with a bald head holds the snake and the other man fills the tank of a car. According to the caption, this is a glorious day because from 1 June 1946, gasoline can be sold freely again without a voucher. photographic support

French Worker - Day in the Life of a French Worker. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Anefo photo collection. Japanese exhibition "Cities Trade Exhibition" opened in Krasnapolsky Amsterdam. The exhibition. October 13, 1969. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Anefo photo collection. Stewardess with package for princess Marijke. February 10, 1948. Schiphol

For insurance against the Axis, buy defense bonds and stamps at your bank, post office, department store and from your Newsboy, Ann Rosener, U.S Office for Emergency Management, February 1942

Man choosing household appliances at a flea market

Railway officials on a business trip.

Inauguration of SJ Travel Agency in Jönköping after the move to Östra Storgatan.

Preparation for exhibition.

Vintage Photograph. Well dressed man holding package in hand looking at suits in store window.

Anefo photo collection. Cable engineers born Amsterdam light Abri protest absence fee unreadful work. January 26, 1988. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Vintage Photograph. Page boys and other workers in the New York Stock Exchange take time out for a shoe shine.

Unemployed miners on corner of main street, Herrin, Illinois 1939. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

Address to the Governors of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, 10:55AM. President John F. Kennedy (at lectern) delivers remarks to a joint meeting of the governors of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Those seated onstage include: Managing Director of the IMF, Per Jacobsson; chairman of the meeting and Executive Director of the IMF, Ahmed Zaki Saad. Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D.C.

Torn, Dirty Notes - There's more money to burn - literally-in Australia now than ever before.Last year they threw a record £200-million into the two furnaces (above) at the Commonwealth Bank's note issue branch, Victoria Pde, Fitzroy.It's dirty money which is fed to the white - hot flames dirty and torn notes, which are sorted from clean ones by bank tellers who bundle them up at the end of each day.In some banks, especially in industrial areas, tellers hand in 500 notes to be cancelled and replaced.Four days a week, from 9 am to 5 pm, an average of nearly £1 million goes up in light grey smoke in the five-storey "money factory". February 21, 1955.

1940s bicycle shop. The Swedish athlete and olympic cyclist champion Ingvar Eriksson in his own bicycle shop where he sells and repairs bicycles. World War II has made petrol and oil expensive and rationed. Bicycles quickly became the most common means of transportation. New bicycles has arrived and is standing in the back room of the store, still wrapped in protective paper from the factory. 2 June 1940. Photo Kristoffersson 150-7

Anefo photo collection. D.A. Theme price by the Association to promote interests of book stores is awarded to the 4 editor-in-chief of Excpertta Medica, a business unit of Eslevier, in the Esso Motor Hotel in Amsterdam. Prices, editor-in-chief. July 1, 1969. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Cotton samples in front of cotton exchange building, Front Street, Memphis, Tennessee. 1939

African American watchmaker, original title: 'E.J. Crane, watchmaker and jewelry store with man working in window and man standing in doorway', Richmond, Virginia, photograph, 1899.

Business district. Super market. First National stores. Francis Cornell. Joe Harrigan , Supermarkets, Butchers, Shopping. Leon Abdalian Collection

Anefo photo collection. Shareholders' meeting Shell Hague; Visitors checked. 15, 1986. Hague, South Holland

Anefo photo collection. Assignment Financial newspaper Amsterdam stock exchange associated dramatic course. October 19, 1987

Drilling in PUB's department store. >>

Vintage photograph. Man in Suit with briefcase walking down sidewalk

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Anefo photo collection. Sale. Man in front of the window of C & A. January 2, 1953

Woman assisting man trying on suit in shop

Anefo photo collection. State Secretary ROOLVINK opens IVIO building in Amsterdam ROOLVINK, Professor Dr. Ihenburg (President IVIO) and Wiedhaup (Director IVIO). November 21, 1961. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Information office radio broadcaster Dutch Guinea. Chinese stores business population sale cheaper items. 1958. Hollandia, Guinea

Indian Selling Wares. Original caption: A-44-5 Indian Selling Wares. 1938-01-01T00:00:00. Central Plains Region (Kansas City, MO). Photographic Print. Department of the Interior. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Rosebud Agency. 9/17/1947-. Photographs

Collection Dutch Heidematschappij. woodworking, workers, schaft places, banners. undated

Vintage Photograph. Office workers after work from John Hancock Insurance Company in Boston Massachusetts.

Waiting to register, 6/5/17

Anefo photo collection. Command of advertising agency Palm. November 12, 1964

Anefo photo collection. Port strike Amsterdam 1979. Meeting in the canteen The Amsterdam Port Authority,. August 30, 1979. Amsterdam, Rotterdam

Mid adult woman on a ticket counter

Hectic activity, here at the Rheinisch-Westfaelische Boerse in 1966, is often the normal state of affairs on the stock market, Germany, Europe

Anefo photo collection. Action against the own contribution of f. 2.50 for medicines, at the Giltay pharmacy by residents of the Staatsliedenbuurt in Amsterdam. Action in the Giltay pharmacy in Amsterdam. February 1, 1983. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

French Typical Businessman. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Anefo photo collection. Robbery at mail agency in Haarlemse Schalkwijk district, the postal team. January 31, 1973. Schalkwijk

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Anefo photo collection. Construction workers on Frederiksplein plate placed for motorists to pay attention to crossing construction workers. December 24, 1964

Anefo photo collection. Assignment: Association of the Stock Trading, Mr Bout. February 1, 1961

Interior of an office

New Ground Nuts Boss -- Sir Eric Coates, leaving the London office of the Overseas Food Corporation after being appointed new chairman of the Corporation which runs the groundnuts scheme. He will take up his poet on July 1. Previously he was attached to the Control Commission in Germany and Austria. February 10, 1950. (Photo by Pictorial Department).

Vintage Photograph. Special agents process a car for fingerprints at FBI Headquarters.

Shoe shining along a city street

The auction of a bankrupt farm on 22. 09. 1971 in Greven in Muensterland, Germany, Europe

Airport in Warsaw. Foreign station - passport and clearing briefing (travelers during luggage control); Photography from the series to the photojournalism "Please open!" (from the work of the Customs Office at the Foreign Station of the Airport in Warsaw), "Świat" 1959, No. 7; Prażuch, Wiesław (1925-1992); 1959 (1959-00-00-1959-00-00);

Chamber of Commerce poster being pasted on a billboard touting lower taxes circa 1939.

Bookkeeper Julner, office guard Sundberg and trainee Sandberg in Ateljé.

Vintage Photograph. Family with salesman looking over car in showroom.

Personalities from politics, business and culture from the years 1965-71, DEU, Germany, Europe

Anefo photo collection. Meeting promotion committees for employment in Oude Pekela in Groningen under the leadership of Fre Meis; Overview of the room. February 9, 1980. Groningen, Oude Pekela

Anefo photo collection. Strike Turkish drivers Stick Transport Berkel-Rodenrijs; Strikers consult other. September 23, 1986. Berkel-Rodenrijs

Elsevier photo collection. Jaarbeurs Utrecht. 1941. Utrecht

Women eagerly shop across the counter at a newly opened Sears retail store. The First Sears Retail stores opened in 1925 in Chicago.

Making PittsburghStogies. Artist: Lewis W. Hine, American, 1874-1940

The Tackle chamber (pictured - name).The Tackle Chamber (pictured - name)

back of businessman´s head with head in hands

High angle view of a mid adult delivering milk bottle at doorstep

Man sorting coins with coin sorting machine

Poll photo collection. Report Berlin. Berlin. Painters at work on ladders against the facade of Cafe Traube at Hardenbergstraße. January 1, 1926. Berlin, Germany

National Association of Managers Billboard, Dubuque, Iowa, USA, John Vachon for Farm Security Administration, April 1940

Anefo photo collection. Den Bosch. Prince Bernhard opens Nickolson factory. June 13, 1957. Den Bosch

Travel photos Argentina. Buenos Aires. Worker when replacing light bulbs for a neon sign ()

Oilworkers Meet in Paris to Form World Union. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Nursery Work: General - All States. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Description: In a specially erected pavilion, the Governor of Uganda, Sir Frederick Crawford signs the Agreement with Toro. Location: Toro, Uganda africa

Anefo photo collection. Redundant at Demka, Utrecht. Workers leave the factory. November 10, 1966. Utrecht (province), Utrecht (city)

DEU, Germany, Dortmund: Personalities from politics, economy and culture from the years 1965-71. Cityscape. ca. 1965. advertising, Europe

Anefo photo collection. Meeting at Werf Verschure in Amsterdam in connection with the imminent closure. Company closures, meetings, shipbuilding, employees. October 4, 1979. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

London, England: c. 1923 Unemployed men in London standing in line at the Employment (Dole Line) Exchange.

Trip to New York and Connecticut: White House Communications Agency (WHCA) preparations for President John F. Kennedys visits to New York City and New Haven, Connecticut. Two unidentified men set up communications equipment on the roof of an unidentified building in New York City, New York, as White House Communications Agency (WHCA) staff prepare for President John F. Kennedy's visit.

Login counter at the Occupational Medicine Service (BGD) of the Rijkswerf (RW) in Den Helder in June 1979.

Tailor Bruno Engel

Waistcoats Versus Bullets -- Mrs. Cecilia Knight attends to the cutting and finishing of the armoured waist coat. She has been with the firm for 16 years. Who wants a bullet-proof waistcoat More people than you would think. An action firm is selling hundreds of armoured waistcoats, mainly to civilians in troubled parts of the middle and far east.Standard models weigh 20-28 lbs, cost £18.4.0. January 26, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.).

Viscount Furness Inspects Heraldic Finery To Adorn His Stand On Coronation Day -- Viscount Furness (left) inspecting one of the 20ft. banners, with the black dog centre, part of the heraldic finery being made on his behalf, as it is held up by Mr. Robert Hilton, Managing Director of the firm responsible for it's production, during the Viscount's recent visit to the factory.Viscount Furness recently visited an old Kent Road factory (Messrs. John Edgington & Co. Ltd.) to inspect the heraldic finery. May 01, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Getting a Shoe Shine

Grocer taking order on telephone

Unemployed at the Dortmund Labour Office on 18.02.1981, Germany, Europe

Visitor amidst showcases; Anamorfoses exhibition. .

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