“Window dressing” es la práctica de modificar la composición de una cartera de inversión previo a la fecha del informe de ésta a los inversionistas. El estudio de este fenómeno es bastante reciente y muy limitado para ...

This is a photograph of three people: two women and a man, circa 1940s to 1950s. The women are vendors who are each carrying a tray of green bananas on their heads. They are standing outside of an unpainted building, with ...

Description on the back of postcard: "This quaint building is typical of many that dot the rural landscape." A man sitting outside a tapia hut. The walls of these huts usually made from are made from a mixture of clay, ...

Photo of a large family next to their hut which has a thatched roof. Number 575

The postcard is an advertisement for the new Hotel Miranda located on 21 Henry Street, Port of Spain. The proprietor is listed as David A. Nanton. On the postcard, the hotel is described as "El hotel favorito de Venezolanos."

Here is a photograph of wide, paved, street in a village or town. Some of the town's houses are made of wood and others of concrete but both types have wooden louvered windows and doors and wooden stairs. The sidewalks are ...

The postcard is an advertisement for the new Hotel Miranda located on 21 Henry Street, Port of Spain. The proprietor is listed as David A. Nanton.

Exterior view of the Red House which is a government building in Trinidad. Someone can be seen walking on the street outside the building.