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First World War Ration Books – הספרייה הלאומית
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Reference Code
ARC. 4* 1790 03 04 085
Dates
1918
Languages
English;
Description
The file contains two National Ration Books issued by the Ministry of Food, one belonging to Mozelle Sassoon and one to Kate B. Whatling. Both girls were resident at 32 Bruton Street. Also in the file are empty Visitors' Declaration Forms, a printed leaflet about lending money to help finance the armed services, a leaflet with explanations about rationing, a book of stamps and a newspaper article about the inauguration ceremony of Rev. Schloss in Margate.
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  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title First World War Ration Books.
Notes Publication of any materials from this file is subject to written consent of the Depositor's representative.
פרסום חומר מתיק זה, בכל צורה שהיא, כפוף לקבלת אישור בכתב מהמפקיד.
Host Item Sassoon Family Archive.
Access Rights online_resources_nli
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 997010040600305171
        1. First World War Ration Books

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