Pictured is an interior view of Hamilton and Bill's Market at 132 W. Anaheim Street, featuring the L-shaped, refrigerated meat section. Three male uniformed staff stand behind the meat counter. At far right, one female customer waits at the counter. Displayed cuts of meat range in price from 23" to 43" per pound. Potted ferns decorate the glass surface of the counter. A decorative striped awning hangs above the meat counter, and a sign on the awning (at far left) reads, "We Give S&H Green Stamps." Three signs mounted on the wall behind the counter, read [in part]: "...Ham and Bacon," "This Grocery and Meat Market is Owned and Operated by C. D. Hamilton," and "Order Early! Holiday Poultry, Best Quality." Canned Ben Hur Coffee is visible in the immediate central foreground along the edge of the print. Merchandise on display at lower right includes canned prunes, "Sugar Rusk Toast," "Melba Toast," and other boxed crackers. DATE NOTES: Noted on image back. ORIG. IMAGE: 8" x 10" B&W glossy print. NEGATIVE: Yes. KEYWORDS: Design, occupations, architecture.
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