"A nickel meal served tastefully" frankfurter cart vendor on Rivington Street and Allen Street, Lower East Side, New York City in 1934.
Justice Street, the last unpaved street in Los Angeles at the time, with City Hall in the background, 1931.
Why did so many of the old time truck drivers wear these hats? Was it a requirement? Even if they were independents, they still wore this type of hat.
The Jalopy Journal
