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The Oval Sunday Market Circa May 1970 China and kitchenware stall
Hawker at work in Newcastle. 19th December 1938
Barrow boys, Albert Sayers (right), with his daughter Margaret Esther Sayer, and fellow Barrow Boy, Jim Holmes. Each of the seven Newcastle barrow boys chipped in £ 10 towards the donation of
Street trader Albert Sayers wearing a straw boater hat and striped fruit embroidered overalls which were designed by his wife Margaret. 28th July 1983
Albert Sayers who runs the fruit and veg stall on Northumberland Street, Newcastle. 16th May 1996
Spence the blanket man managed to raise a laugh at Birkenhead Market. That was quite an achievement among traders shocked by a 50 percent drop in business on their first saturday trading since part
Market scenes in Salisbury, Wiltshire. 5th December 1952
Ageneral scene at Kirkby market, Merseyside. Circa 1978
A busy scene at Kirkbys market. It attracts crowds from, Northwood and West Vale too. March 1961
A local market trader awaiting Princess Margarets arrival during her Portugal. 9th June 1959
The Oval Sunday Market Circa May 1970 Confectionary Stall
The Oval Sunday Market Circa May 1970 Womens clothing stall
Unauthorised traders at work at Birkenheads Grange Road Shopping Precinct, after a major hitch when security guards refused to employ a heavy headed approach. 21st December 1984
Albert Sayers of the Newcastle Barrow Traders Association. 7th August 1998
Street trader, Albert Sayers. 20th June 1991
East London Small holders restocking sale. 18th February 1945 East London " back yard smallholders" at the street market in Bethnal Green, buying rabbits, chicks, hens
Shoreditch open air livestock market 12th December 1944 The pavement market for mice, birds, rabbits, dogs etc around the Bethnal Green Road, Shoreditch is a happy occasion for hundreds of buyers
Street Merchant. 3rd January 1944
Scenes in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. April 1954
Street market in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. April 1954
Market scenes in Maidstone, Kent. Circa 1945
John Fraser the Fishmonger lays out his wares for the days shoppers. Real owner is Captain Owen Cunningham of the Cunningham Oyster bar. Circa 1950
In the shadow of Big Ben feature may 1948 Florists horse and cart in Cowley Street
Whitechapel, London, Circa 1947
This trader shows off his horse to potential buyers at the Applby Horse Fair in Westmorland, Cumbria on 12th June 1973
Mike Channon of Bristol Rovers and manager Bobby Gould selling Rovers merchandise at the Market. 25th November 1982
Ex Blackburn and England winger Bryan Douglas loading his grocery van ready for a day on the market. Since retiring from first class football Bryan sells on Clitheroe market two days per week
A busy street scene as traders, workmen and children go about their business, Custom House Street, Cardiff. 11th May 1961
The Fishmongers stall on Kingston market. Circa 1936
A car dealer putting cars on sale in his garage forecourt in Brighton. May 1975
Mrs Weekes, who has been a flower woman for 30 years but not all the time at the circus, at work in Piccadilly Circus. May 1924 P004721
William Packman and Pony "Twinkletoes". William PackmanWilliam Packman and Pony " Twinkletoes". William Packman, street flower trader of Tooting, out with 3-year-old Shetland pony " Twinkletoes", in the Pimlico area
Street Traders-Scrap dealers: King of the road. Scrappie Supreme. June 1977 P004965
The flower seller at Kingston market seen here serving a customer. Circa 1936
The flower stall in Kingston Market Circa 1936
William Packman and Pony "Twinkletoes": 8-year-old Gillian Beare (from DurbanWilliam Packman and Pony " Twinkletoes" : 8-year-old Gillian Beare (from Durban, S. Africa), pets 3-year-old Shetland pony " Twinkletoes"
A Cockney Earns his living: A barrow boys find plenty of customers for his ripe " Williams" pears. August 1947 P004960
Flower seller Mrs. Bonning. May 1924 P004722
The rag merchant in picture is Mr. Harry Ingram. October 1959 P004950
Traders at the Ladies Bazaar which opens every Friday in Nicosia, Cyprus, . The market sells items as diverse as lace, silk, embroideries, fruit and food. November 1952 C1105-004
Paddys market - stalls in Newcastle circa 1900
