This is the oldest Jewish bookstore in The Pletzl, the Jewish quarter in the fourth arrondissement of Paris.
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This is the oldest Jewish bookstore in The Pletzl, the Jewish quarter in the fourth arrondissement of Paris.
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I love bookstores, I work at one. Interesting that they have cassettes.
I was wondering if they really have cassettes or if it is just an old sign they have kept.
Great shot! I certainly think I could spend some time in a bookstore like that.
What an attractive frontage… I love bookstores… especially old ones…
Thank you for showing the bookstore. It doesn’t look that old – I suppose it has been renovated since 1904. Interesting name.
I think the name is as old as the shop.
cool.. exactly how I would imagine the oldest book store there to look like:)
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Daniela
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I could possibly spend a few hours in there browsing around.
I love this photograph! The store front looks warm and inviting.
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