Standing outside a gramophone shop

PART OF:
The photographic library of the 'Daily Herald' newspaper
Made:
1932-08-19 in United Kingdom
photographer:
Leslie Cardew
and
Leslie Cardew
and
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Standing outside a gramophone shop A photograph of the
NMPFT/Syndication International
Science Museum Group Collection

A photograph of the exterior of Peckham Gramophone Stores, Peckham High Street, taken by Cardew for the Daily Herald newspaper on 19 August, 1932. A poster hanging above the doorway advertises a chance to win £5000 by buying a Decca F3075 record player. A queue of men and boys stand outside the shop listening to a record put on by the shop manager. In the window to the left of the photograph a large poster promotes band leader Jack Hylton 1892-1965) - his cardboard cut-out appears at the head of the queue.

A photograph of the exterior of Peckham Gramophone Stores, Peckham High Street, taken by Cardew for the Daily Herald newspaper on 19 August, 1932.

A poster hanging above the doorway advertises a chance to win £5000 by buying a Decca F3075 record player. A queue of men and boys stand outside the shop listening to a record put on by the shop manager. In the window to the left of the photograph a large poster promotes band leader Jack Hylton 1892-1965) - his cardboard cut-out appears at the head of the queue.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Collection:
Daily Herald Archive
Object Number:
1983-5236/A08448
Materials:
paper
type:
gelatin silver print and photograph