File:The floor of the New York Stock Exchange, secretly shot with a camera hidden in the photographer's sleeve LCCN2006685055.jpg

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• H102260 U.S. Copyright Office.
• Title devised by Library staff.
• Copyright by the Pearson Publishing Company.
• Accompanied by clipped caption: "This remarkable photograph, made expressly for Pearson's magazine, represents the first successful attempt to catch in the camera the great gambling scene on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Extraordinary precautions are taken to prevent photographers from giving the American public an idea of the place where stocks involving thirty million dollars have been gambled with in one day. This picture was made through the empty sleeve of a coat used to conceal the camera from the sharp eyes of the stock exchange guards...."