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Image Not Available for An 'extra' girl lunches at an outdoor emporium. These outdoor food emporiums are very popular on the West Coast and are very inexpensive places in which to eat. Luncheons rarely cost more that .20 to .30 cents.
An 'extra' girl lunches at an outdoor emporium. These outdoor food emporiums are very popular on the West Coast and are very inexpensive places in which to eat. Luncheons rarely cost more that .20 to .30 cents.
Image Not Available for An 'extra' girl lunches at an outdoor emporium. These outdoor food emporiums are very popular on the West Coast and are very inexpensive places in which to eat. Luncheons rarely cost more that .20 to .30 cents.

An 'extra' girl lunches at an outdoor emporium. These outdoor food emporiums are very popular on the West Coast and are very inexpensive places in which to eat. Luncheons rarely cost more that .20 to .30 cents.

Creator Alfred Eisenstaedt (American, 1898 - 1995)
Date1935
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 25.4 x 20.6 cm (10 x 8 1/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2002/4988
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for 'Extra' girl stops at roadside soda fountain for mid-day lunch. Lunch usually consists of a sandwich and an ice-cream soda or malted milk - total cost .20 cents.
'Extra' girl stops at roadside soda fountain for mid-day lunch. Lunch usually consists of a sandwich and an ice-cream soda or malted milk - total cost .20 cents.
Alfred Eisenstaedt
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Two cooks look at the array of home-grown pumpkins which can be seen at the Gastronomic Exposition in Berlin. Visitors will be treated with free lunches by the exhibitors.
Two cooks look at the array of home-grown pumpkins which can be seen at the Gastronomic Exposition in Berlin. Visitors will be treated with free lunches by the exhibitors.
P. Roth
October 7 1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for Unattended Lunches from S.M.S. Issue No. 6 December 1968
Unattended Lunches from S.M.S. Issue No. 6 December 1968
Claes Oldenburg
1968
Print
Announcement No. 218: Lunches in the kitchens and private restaurants on the ration cards and further rations
Announcement No. 218: Lunches in the kitchens and private restaurants on the ration cards and further rations
Henryk Ross
February 20, 1941
Document
Image Not Available for Fred Miller lunches at his desk, he catches up with paper work. Miller has set up his own woodworking firm in an economically blighted neighborhood.
Fred Miller lunches at his desk, he catches up with paper work. Miller has set up his own woodworking firm in an economically blighted neighborhood.
United States Information Service (USIS)
September 1 1969
Photograph
Image Not Available for Seldom are men and women seen out together. Here a couple cycle down a country road to go fishing, which is becoming very popular.
Seldom are men and women seen out together. Here a couple cycle down a country road to go fishing, which is becoming very popular.
Transatlantic Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Imported Direct from the Asshole of the World, drawing for the cover of 20 Cents Magazine, vol. 2, no.6 (July 1968)
Imported Direct from the Asshole of the World, drawing for the cover of 20 Cents Magazine, vol. 2, no.6 (July 1968)
Greg Curnoe
c. 1968
Drawing
Image Not Available for People can buy fish fresh from the sea right the fishing boat. The fish is very reasonable because there are no carriage costs or intermediate traders.
People can buy fish fresh from the sea right the fishing boat. The fish is very reasonable because there are no carriage costs or intermediate traders.
Leif Geiges
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A trader sells coconuts for a few cents, which his costumers drink with pleasure.
A trader sells coconuts for a few cents, which his costumers drink with pleasure.
Werner Cohnitz
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Name-boards of three French ships which sank about the same time as the 'Lutine' near the very dangerous coast of the island of Terschellinger Sandbanks in the northern Netherlands.
Name-boards of three French ships which sank about the same time as the 'Lutine' near the very dangerous coast of the island of Terschellinger Sandbanks in the northern Netherlands.
Paul Popper
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for "Slacks" as pants are called, are very popular, and Miss 1936 does everything from shop to wash the car in her masculine attire.
"Slacks" as pants are called, are very popular, and Miss 1936 does everything from shop to wash the car in her masculine attire.
Alfred Eisenstaedt
1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dog racing is the new national sport in England. The dog races at the Clapton Stadium in London have proved to be very popular.
Dog racing is the new national sport in England. The dog races at the Clapton Stadium in London have proved to be very popular.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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