Jewish merchants
Found in 135 Collections and/or Records:
Paul Libert and Laundry Truck, between 1920-1930
Paul Libert leaning against a Columbine Laundry truck, Denver, Colorado.
Phil Brown's Kosher Butcher Shop, circa 1921
Phil Brown in white apron and hat, stands behind meat counter, with a customer in front of the counter. Bare light bulbs, stools in front of the counter and saw hanging on back wall are part of the interior. Phil Brown was a kosher butcher in Denver.
Photograph of David May Portrait, between 1900-1950
Portrait painting of David May. Born in Bavaria, May opened his first clothing store in Leadville in 1887 where he and his partners sold Levis and long, red, woolen underwear.
Rachofsky's New York Store in Black Hawk Colorado, circa 1890
Exterior of Abraham Rachofsky's New York Store in Black Hawk, Colorado. The store originally was owned by pioneer Abraham Rittmaster and then was purchased by his nephew Abraham Rachofsky who became one of the city's most important businessmen.
Rachofsky's New York Store in Central City, Colorado, circa 1890
Exterior of Abraham Rachofsky's New York Store in Central City, Colorado. The store originally was owned by pioneer Abraham Rittmaster and then was purchased by his nephew Abraham Rachofsky who became one of the city's most important businessmen.
Rae Creamer in Her Store, circa 1910
Rae Creamer standing behind the counter in her grocery store at 738 14th street in Denver, Colorado.
Sam and Myer Friedman Standing in Front of Friedman's Store, between 1930-1940
Exterior of Brighton, Colorado's Friedman's Store. Myer and Sam Friedman are standing in front of the store from left to right.
Sam Cohen, 1894-1983
Samuel Cohen and Family in Front of Cohen's Clothing Store, circa 1885
Cohen family members stand in front of the brick general store with a sign that reads: "S. Cohen, Clothing & Boots, Groceries and Miners Supplies Always on Hand". Pictured left to right are: Samuel, Eva, Pearl, Harry, Louis, Phoebe, Joseph, Gustave, and Amelia.