Itinerant Collection (#10)

An itinerant lemonade seller from Izmir (Smyrna)
An itinernat Turkish lemonade seller from Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey

Izmir, Turkey - Travelling ironmonger
A travelling itinerant ironmonger with his young assistant and some of his wares at Izmir (Smyrna), Turkey

Mexico - Itinerant pot seller
Mexico - Itinerant decorated pot seller taking a rest on the side of a road in the Mexcian countryside

Tunisia - Old Beggar
A fine photograph of an old Tunisian beggar in rags

Egyptian Lemonade Seller - Cairo
Egyptian Lemonade Seller with a shoulder strap ewer - Cairo

Travelling Barber - Egypt
A travelling barber in Alexandria, Egypt - he carries the tools of his trade in a small case and people stop him anywhere for a haircut

Itinerant Coffee Vendor - Istanbul, Turkey
Itinerant Coffee Vendor carrying a yoke, with two buckets containing the tools of his trade hanging from either end. Possibly standing/crouching in the grounds of a marble factory

Itinerant Devotees
Wandering devotees, one with a tame tiger

Travelers Refreshed
Two Russian travelers are refreshed when they encounter an itinerant vendor of liquid refreshment (presumably water or a cold drink of some kind)

Egyptian Farmer
An Egyptian farmer is working at his threshing when an itinerant trader greets him, hoping for a sale

French Garlic Seller
itinerant garlic seller - presumably French

Itinerant photographer in country
An itinerant photographer snaps a country mother and child

Cats Meat Man / Petherick
London characters: one day they will enjoy Whiskas and Felix, but for now Londons feline population must manage on meat freshly cut by the itinerant CATS MEAT MAN

French Peasants C15
Peasants pause in their work to listen to an itinerant musician

Indian Itinerant Music
Itinerant musicians

Pyne - a Baker
A BAKER Few itinerant traders are as welcome as the baker, with his baskets of wheaten bread (marked W) and his household bread (H)

Cairo Bread-Seller
An itinerant bread-seller in the streets of Cairo

Indian Mutiny
Sgt.Hartigan of the 9th Lancers, unarmed, attacks four murderous rebels disguised as itinerant musicians. He was awarded the Victoria Cross

Medical / Primitive
An itinerant Chinese doctor at Tien-Sing, impressing the audience by handling snakes

French travelling dentist in a town square
A French travelling dentist in a town square, standing at the back of a colourful yellow wagon with a female patient at his side

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Paddy the Piper, with his melodious tunes, wandered through the bustling Railway Station at Rawalpindi. His music echoed through the air, captivating passersby and filling their hearts with joy. Amidst the vibrant chaos of this busy station, a young Nut Seller and Fish Seller displayed their colorful array of goods. Their itinerant nature allowed them to bring flavors from distant lands to tantalize taste buds and satisfy cravings. In a quaint corner of an art gallery hung Les Saltimbanques, 1874 (oil on canvas). This masterpiece depicted itinerant performers who traveled from town to town, bringing entertainment and wonder wherever they went. On the lively streets of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil stood a Street Vendor. With his cart filled with exotic fruits and refreshing drinks, he catered to locals and tourists alike – a true embodiment of the city's vibrant spirit. Thessaloniki was adorned with its own unique street vendors. A Salep Merchant offered warm cups of this traditional beverage while another vendor sold various trinkets that captured the essence of Greece's rich culture. The hustle and bustle continued as Bootblacks worked diligently on every street corner in Thessaloniki. Their skilled hands transformed worn-out shoes into polished masterpieces while engaging in friendly banter with passersby. Within Thessaloniki's diverse tapestry were Dervishes gracefully spinning amidst Lemonade Sellers quenching thirsts under scorching sunrays. Foreign troops added an intriguing element as they interacted with these local vendors – cultures colliding in harmony. Traveling back in time during Victorian period England led us to an Itinerant Barber roaming village lanes offering haircuts and shaves door-to-door. These barbers brought tidiness straight to people's homes when salons were scarce. From past eras to present times, Itinerant Barbers still exist today – carrying their tools around neighborhoods, providing grooming services with a personal touch.