The New York Curb Market of Curbstone brokers at work on Broad Street, New York City. A large number of brokers knowns as 'Curb' brokers gather in the street, dealing in unlisted securities. They were also sometimes called the Sidewalk Stock Exchange or Curb Exchange. They communicate with clerks and counterparts leaning out through the open windows of the nearby buildings, shouting and waving hand signals, and recording trades. Crowded street of Curb Brokers in front of Brokers Cafe and Restaurant.
A military parade on the streets during a World War 1 Liberty Bond fundraising rally in New York City. United States Army troops parade, followed by U.S. Navy forces. Crowd gathers on the streets. Buildings decorated with American flags.
Bridge across moat at entrance to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. A swan swims in the foreground. Trees in the background. Neon signs in the Ginza area.
A view of the Tokyo Tower. Traffic on the Ginza at the corner of Harumi Dori Ave. Pedestrians on the street. Bridge across a moat at entrance to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Neon signs in the Ginza area including one for NEC Electronics and another for Mitsubishi Electric.
A view of the Tokyo Tower. Olympic Swimming and Gymnastic Stadiums. The National Athletic Stadium. Immense steel frame building under construction in the Akasaka area.
Traffic on a modern highway in the Akasaka section of Tokyo. Buildings in the background. Cars pass by. Ultramodern Otani Hotel.
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