Some amorphous display of apparel and accessories for women, perhaps decorated for the Christmas shopping season. Hudson Hosiery was locates at 69 Church St.
1945 / 1946 storefront window display for men's clothing store Humphrey's once located in Burlington at 85 Church Street. Shows men's jackets, slacks, belts and enhanced with large photo portraits of dogs.
IGA storefront in Burlington, Vt. (City Directory of 1946 does not list this business.) Identity of couple uncertain but very likely the owner and a customer.
Clothing and cosmetics store seen in mcalB18F29i22, but from a different angle. Spring and summer fashions, plus a sign (upper right corner) reminding "Women: our wounded need your care." Sponsor of the sign campaign unknown.
Scene in a bookstore or convenience store. Saturday Evening Post edition on display is dated Oct. 2, 1943. Store personnel look on attentively as a soldier and a man--either a customer or manager--discuss some item in the Post. Business and purpose of photo unknown, but advertising or trade... Show moreScene in a bookstore or convenience store. Saturday Evening Post edition on display is dated Oct. 2, 1943. Store personnel look on attentively as a soldier and a man--either a customer or manager--discuss some item in the Post. Business and purpose of photo unknown, but advertising or trade illustration likely. Show less
Drugstore. Same drugstore as in mcalB18F29i03 but seen from the entrance, which reveals a soda fountain with several stools on the right and more shelves of products at the far end of the store.
Bookstore or magazine shop (see mcalB18F29i11). Employees and a customer (?) looking at the Saturday Evening Post (edition dated 2 Oct., 1943). Selection seems to have mostly popular and pulp fiction titles.
Obviously a display for gloves but also for some unidentifiable products that promise some excitement. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the use of the word "dynamite" to indicate that something is powerful or impressive dates from the early 1940s.
