- 4th & Market
Streets 'Bus Transfer' area with a Del. Coach Co.
dispatcher on
duty
- Ashmen
- Banana Man
- Barefooted,
Bearded Peddler, usually seen on 400 block King
Street
- 'Big
Nose' Sammy, the newspaper man, 8th & Market
Streets
- 'Bob' The Ragman
- Bowling Pin Boys
- Breadmen
- 'Cleaner Man'
- Charlie Chip
Man
- Diamond Ice & Coal "Icemen" (Dominick;
Mr. Tucker with cigar)
- Diamond Ice & Coal "Coalmen"
- Egg Man
- Fuller Brush
Man
- Georgie, The
Funny Bunny ice cream man, that was in GarfieldPark
in New Castle
- 'Herbie' the
newspaper man, 6th & Market
Streets
- 'Hoagie', The Pizza Man
- Hucksters
(Teddy; Mr. Jones; Mr. Woodward)
- 'Ice Cup Man' selling ice-cups at Buzz Zebley Field
- Iceman with
his horse saying "Ice Man , any Ice?"
- 'Jake', the Blind Broom Man
- 'Javelle' man selling
bleach
- Jewell Tea Man
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- 'Katrina' the Raglady
- 'Klean-Rite'
man selling bleach
- Knife Grinder,
Alvise and son Francis DeLena
- Milkmen
- Moonlight
rides on the Wilson Line
- Movie theater
'Ushers' with flashlights
- 'Mr. Peanut' walking
on Market Street
- 'Paper Boys' making
bill collections using their 'hole punch', customers'
card' and 'change maker' on their belt
- Policemen directing traffic
on Market Street
- Salvation Army
Band, 5th & Market Streets
- 'Shaggy' Sharp,
the traffic cop, 10th & Market Streets
- 'Spitting Johnny', Junkman, 13th & Heald Streets
- Tetu, the 'Iguana Lady', she
had an Iguana on a leash on her shoulder.
- 'Teddy' the Huckster
- Pony Photographer
- 'Roasted Peanut'
vendor, 4th & King
Streets
- Waffle Truck man
- 'Yo-Yo Man'
- Wilmington born Clifford
Brown, legendary jazz trumpeter
- Wilmington Police Officer
Lem Winchester who became a jazzvibrophonist
- 'Zelda', the woman who carried an umbrella on Market Street talking
to herself and who often chased people
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