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Make Do and Mend is a British government pamphlet issued in 1943 during the Second World War, when clothing was rationed and civilian households were encouraged to prolong the usefulness of existing garments. It offered practical instructions for repairing, altering, cleaning, and caring for clothes...
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Iconic wartime home-front pamphlet, strong cultural memory and practical design, modest literary ambition.
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Food Facts for the Kitchen Front was a British wartime publication associated with the Ministry of Food during the Second World War. It provided households with practical information about nutrition, rationed ingredients, economical cooking, and ways to reduce food waste. The material formed part of...
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Useful Ministry of Food series, historically informative, but mainly practical and less individually celebrated.
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