Negoțul ambulant în Bucureștii sfârșitului de secol XIX și începutului de secol XX
The ambulance in Bucharest at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century

Summary/Abstract: The itinerant trade in the streets of Bucharest represented the affirmation of the private and national economic interects, responding at the same time to the necessities of a fast and cheap supply for the inhabitants of the city. Those who practiced such a trade were as much Romanians-especially from Oltenia, a fact which made the denomination of "oltean" more generalized-than Greek, Bulgarian, Turkish, Armenian, Jewish, Gypsy, etc. All together but also each one in part, next to their goods, constituted an image of a picturesque all by way, today forgotten, that can see it only in old photos.

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