J.Black Camberwell Market, Camberwell
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The Chevrolet truck belonged to John Black who had a fruit stall in the Camberwell Market.
As well as a number of Ithacans running food vending businesses in the CBD, others had retail businesses ion the surrounding suburbs and markets such as Camberwell and South Melbourne.
A non-digital scanned black and white photograph of five children sitting on the back of a Chevrolet truck and with another in the cabin.
