Includes: instructions for poultry department regarding storage; pricing; display; ticketing; wrapping; deliveries and returns; game; wild fowl and...

Includes: instructions for poultry department regarding storage; pricing; display; ticketing; wrapping; deliveries and returns; game; wild fowl and...

Instructions include: weighing and pricing procedures; instructions for bacon, cheese, cooked meats, dairy, produce, bakery, beers, wines and spirits...

Includes: instuctions for the meat department regarding butchering and preparation of cuts; diagrams for the identification of cuts; storage; display;...

Includes: instuctions for the meat department regarding butchering and preparation of cuts; diagrams for the identification of cuts; storage; display;...

Titled "SELL BY DATING OF BRANCH PACKED BACON, CHEESE AND COOKED MEATS (DELATAC)". Addressed to the branch manager, introducing a policy for branch...

Flyer promoting the modernised and enlarged fresh meat department at 16 Broad Street, Teddington branch including price list.

Duplicate of SA/CPUB/FC/6/4.

Duplicate of SA/CPUB/FC/6/7.

Leaflet with a price list for fresh meat: prime beef, sundries [offal], lamb, mutton, and English pork. Features slogan 'Always clean and fresh at...

Leaflet promoting the fresh meat department at 99 Gloucester Road, South Kensington, London including a price list showing Aberdeen and Argentine...

Leaflet promoting the new fresh meat department including a price list showing Scotch and Argentine prime beef, Scotch and Devon lamb, Canterbury (New...

Proof of advertisement intended to be published in London evening newspapers. The proof has been annotated with a minor amendment to the wording.

Cutting of advertisement from page 10 of the Evening Standard on Wednesday 18 September 1935. Includes prices.

Published in the Surrey Comet.

Price list including beef, pork, mutton, lamb, veal. Prices for special offers for the week ending 1st May 1926 are included in an insert.

Newspaper advertisement for beef, mutton and lamb published in The Daily Telegraph.