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[Group of 41 Stereograph Views of Astronomy Related Scenes]
Nautical Almanac Office
1850s–1910s
Green's Go for Greens Every Day
H. M. Stationery Office
ca. 1940–45
Cut the last three inches of your loaf this way … and so eat the crust while it’s fresh
J. Weiner Ltd.
ca. 1940–45
Food is a Munition of War - Don't Waste It
J. Weiner Ltd.
ca. 1940–45
Grow Your Own Food
Abram Games
ca. 1942
Green Vegetables for Health & Vigour: Prevention is Better than Cure
Johnson, Riddle & Company Ltd.
ca. 1940–45
Green Vegetables Keep You Well
Leonard Beaumont
ca. 1940–45
Use Spades Not Ships
Abram Games
ca. 1942
See He Gets His Orange Juice Every Day
Norbury Printers Ltd.
ca. 1940–45
Milk - The Backbone of Young Britain
James Fitton
ca. 1942–45
Turn Over a New Leaf - Eat Vegetables Daily to Enjoy Good Health
James Fitton
1943
A clear plate means a clear conscience
James Fitton
ca. 1943
Eat greens for health - feed right to feel right
Hans Schleger
ca. 1940–45
Food needs transport - don't waste it
Jan Le Witt
1944
The Effects of Over-Cooking And Keeping Hot
Jan Le Witt
ca. 1943
The Vegetabull
Jan Le Witt
1941
BACK THEM UP! A Raid by "Hudsons" of the Coastal Command on German Shipping at Aalesund, Norway, in which Eleven Ships were Hit
Charles E. Turner
1941–2
Go By Shank's Pony
Jan Le Witt
ca. 1943
Someone forgot that food costs lives
James Howitt & Son Limited
ca. 1940–45