London: Richmond (44/5 George Street)
- Code: P/819
- Dates: 07/07/1959-25/03/1989
- Epithet: Sainsbury's Branch
- Address: 44/5 George Street, Richmond, Greater London
Leaflet also promotes Sainsbury's Special Cure bacon on the back page.
Includes "Continental Sausages" on display
Computer generated list of branches opened between 1 March 1955 and 31 March 1960. Includes: Aveley, Collier Row, Crawley, Croydon, Drury Lane, Earls...
Advertisements relating to East Grinstead; 7 St Andrews Road, Oxhey; 185 Manford Way, Grange Hill; 206 Earl's Court Road, SW5; 84/86 Ballards Lane, N3...
Also includes Bewlay Pipes and Maypole stores.
Labelled on back "Early illuminated advertising[?]". Image by John Summers & Sons Limited
Also includes a number 37 bus to Peckham.
Includes bananas. Image by John Summers & Sons Limited
Shows the shop while it was operated by the Coppen Brothers. Coppens was a chain in south west London which Sainsbury's took over in 1954. Image...
Press cuttings and press advertisements relating to the closure of the first Sainsbury's branch at Drury Lane and its replacement with a self service...
Published in the Richmond & Twickenham Times.
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