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Meat Market Meeting: 1958

An advertising-sign collector's dream, taken in a bygone meat market in Lafayette, Indiana (undated, but we think it's from 1958).  The photo was among a batch of negatives of local business scenes from the private collection of the owner of a long-time camera shop in Lafayette, which recently (and sadly) closed. View full size.

An advertising-sign collector's dream, taken in a bygone meat market in Lafayette, Indiana (undated, but we think it's from 1958). The photo was among a batch of negatives of local business scenes from the private collection of the owner of a long-time camera shop in Lafayette, which recently (and sadly) closed. View full size.

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What a Bunch of Sauerbratens!

I hope the expressions on their faces don't speak for employee morale. Notice that only the first young man in front has a smile, and the fifth lady (counting from left to right) has a partial smile. They take their meat pretty seriously in Lafayette.

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