Baker Standing In Front Of The American Bakery Which Displays Signs In Armenian, Ladino (In Hebrew Characters), English, Ottoman Turkish, Greek And Russian With Samples Of Bread Attached To The Mullions, Ortakoy, Istanbul, Turkey, 1922
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Image Title: Baker Standing In Front Of The American Bakery Which Displays Signs In Armenian, Ladino (In Hebrew Characters), English, Ottoman Turkish, Greek And Russian With Samples Of Bread Attached To The Mullions, Ortakoy, Istanbul, Turkey, 1922
Date: 1922 June.
Notes: Translations of signs as follows. (left to right): Armenian: American oven, American salon [dining room]. Ladino: America[n] oven. Ottoman Turkish: Irfan bakery. Greek: Greek-American bakery. Russian: American bakery.|Caption on item: An interesting neighbor of the orphanage is a little bakery which calls itself the "American Bakery" in several languages. Samples of the bread are nailed to the store-front, fresh each morning. And here is the smiling baker himself!
Related Names: Carpenter, Frank G. (Frank George), 1855-1924
Subjects: Bakeries--Turkey--Istanbul--1910-1920
Bread--Turkey--Istanbul--1910-1920
Signs--Turkey--Istanbul--1910-1920
Original Media: Photograph
Collections: Carpenter Collection » more info...
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