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1 Belsize Parade, Haverstock Hill branch images

Image of mosaic in entrance of 177 Haverstock Hill (1 Belsize Parade)[?] branch

Image included in 'JS Journal' January 1961, p.17, with the caption "Setting the firm's name in mosaic on the space in front of the shop door was the fashionable thing for an Edwardian shop." It is less likely that this image shows 163 Haverstock Hill branch as this was opened in 1920. Image by...
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  • Ref. No: SA/BRA/7/H/6/7/1
  • Date: [c. Jan 1961]
  • Level: Item
  • Extent: 1 item
  • Access: Open
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    Front cover features a picture of Mrs E. Fenner of Battersea branch. Opening of Basildon branch as a self service store (first totally self service fresh meat department) (includes pictures) pgs 3-7; Foot and mouth disease by F. W. Salisbury pgs 8-9; History of mosaics (includes pictures of Haverstock Hill branch mosiacs) pgs 14-18; Anniversaries of Gloucester Road, Apex Corner, Coventry, Derby, Kettering, Leicester, Marble Arch, Northampton, North Cheam, Nottingham, Seaford and Walsall pgs 20-21; Picture of staff at North Finchley branch in 1910 pg 21; Staff in the personnel manager's office (includes pictures) pg 22; Comments made by Ms A. M. Ogbaru about Sainsbury's equal opportunities approach to employment (includes picture) pg 26.

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    'JS Journal', January 1961

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    London: Haverstock Hill (1 Belsize Parade)
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