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How the Barcode Changed Retail as We Know ItOn this date in 1973, IBM introduced the universal produ

dates-anthology:The Margins store is back in business! Zora has recovered and is ready to ship your

National Doughnut Day goals. This pastry princess—check out that crown!—is from the

Friday plans include a cold beverage? Meet the beer fridge of 1899.It’s from a catalog of by L

Harlem grocer standing in front of his store, 1937.

Black Death patches, for those of you who like something morbid and beautiful. During The Great Plag

Jubilee Singers at the Lexington Business College, Lexington, Nebraska. 1909.

Wish I knew the backstory here. Shanghai Corpse Backlog, December 1946. Photograph by John Florea fo

PIA (Pakistan International Airlines) postcard from 1960s showing fawn colour summer uniform and mos

Above: Macy’s Building and Herald Square in New York City, around 1907. Launched in 1858,

1937 Packard Business Sedan brochure

ca. 1880-90s, [occupational cabinet card of an ice salesman posed with his wagon and team of  h

By 1910 Lucile’s popularity and business had grown so such an extent that she was able to

thildasbeinhaus: catchymemes: Party Tit…. business on the right - party on the left

Bad Gal Business—A History of Island-Flavored Bashment Bangers From Rihanna: bit.l

I still exist! I have been working on starting up an arts business, and so haven’t had tim

It’s International Museums Day!Keeping the Creepy Mannequin trade in business since time immem

Collage of Old Town businesses, 1960s ChicagoWhich ones do you remember? 

[Street scenes]908 South Sharpe Street, Baltimore, Maryland1904John Dubas (fl. 1905-1973)4x5 inch gl

Did you know that the you can research businesses and vendors using the city’s tax records? Th

Collage of Old Town businesses, 1960s ChicagoWhich ones do you remember? 

Time Out London: U.K Black-owned businesses & Black History (2020)Editorial Illustration for

The streetscapes of Cincinnati are always changing. Businesses come and go, old buildings are torn d

Today In History, April 1st, 1778Wealthy businessman Oliver Pollock creates the “$” symb

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