Loans Box -1950’s Household
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Loans Box 20 1950’s Household
KS 2
Subjects: History, Science, Technology. Music
After the shortages and rationing of the immediate post-war period, life began to improve in the 1950’s. As well as more availability of foodstuffs there were more consumer goods, such as record players and 45 rpm discs. The first ’45 had actually been pressed by RCA Victor in 1948, and was called “PeeWee the Piccolo”. As few people would have had equipment to play it, however there is no sign that poor Pee Wee was a great success.
Contents:
2 identity cards |
1950s Ration Books (6) |
Motor Fuel Ration Book |
Festival of Britain Souvenir |
Coronation mug |
Coronation souvenir book 1953 |
Her Majesty the Queen Book |
1950s Newspapers (5) |
National Dried Milk Tin |
Flying duck wall ornament |
House Beautiful Magazine 1956 |
Fabric sample |
Homemaker plate |
Sputnik influenced lamp |
Cookery books (3) |
Stiff net petticoat |
Lady’s spotted dress |
White gloves – 2 pairs |
Best hat |
Liberty bodice |
Powder compact |
White Fire soap |
Photo of Eclipse 1954 |
Radio and Television Diary 1956 |
Wedding Photo late 1950s |
CDs Time of Your Life 1952 & 1953 |
Picture of women’s 1950s fashion |
Pink frilly elastic |
2 circular skirts (replica) |
Pifco Trouser Press |
1957 music CD |
DVD Happy & Glorious (Royal Wedding & Coronation) |
Pins and Needles Magazine |
Baby & Toddler knitting patterns |
Tatting book |
Pryce Jones Catalogue |
Rabbit Jelly Mould |
Set of child’s silver cutlery |
Meat skewer |
Lady’s jumper knitting pattern |
Brass dinner gong |
Wooden biscuit barrel |
11 x 78 rpm records |
Jim Reeves 45 rpm record |
Record player – not working (Supplied separately) |
Magazine Rack (Supplied separately) |
2 x Tennis rackets (Supplied separately) |
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