European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 4, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Lea markets Fig ask. Tax a wok Irr Frak a Etc a a v it a r it a Deimit Ltd a it a mrry a was it a a. Iise Quot to it3 re it a Ste continued from Page 3 through the tents. It is a Stock Market for bargain Hunters. A hand sign a nod or a Quick makes the Deal. A a a a a a a. .��,.� a a a a a a the deals Are there to be made. Some vendors specialize in typical cheap plastic bargains such As pens watches and stereos. That s where you find lighters l fashion dolls tools and batteries at great prices. Others go toward High end Antiques. Wardrobes and desks of Walnut Maple and Oak Glimmer in the Sun As the Vendor keeps a Sharp Eye out for that one Well heeled buyer who will take it All away. A a a a and still others play Host to an amazing assortment of trinkets. Garish statues and Fine porcelain Complete with German army helmets and soviet War medals for a _ buyer s Eye. But Frankfurt s Flea Market is More than a place to Purchase. It is an atmosphere a Day out a place to soak it All up. It s a Flea Market of memories. A. Vendors set goods from Eastern Europe like this pottery from Poland top left. Thousands of bargain Hunters clog the Footpath along the main left Bottom. Merchants offers a variety of Good from Tacky to tasteful above. A amps photos by. Mark Kinkade 4 stripes Magazine August 4, 1$94
