Reminiscences about Sainsbury's

Letter from Mr Leslie and Mrs Lucy Barber about their days working with the International Tea Co. (which became known as International Stores) and the rivalry between the store where they worked and...

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Contains letters from former members of staff about their time with Sainsbury's. Also includes Paul Sainsbury's reminiscences about the family and the business, and letters from customers about...

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Transcripts of interviews conducted by Sainsbury's archives with former members of staff. Also black and white photograph (with negative and copies) of unidentified member of female staff behind...

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Includes letters and essays from former members of staff about their time working for Sainsbury's. Also transcripts of oral history interviews conducted by Sainsbury's archives and a copy of a...

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Includes letters and essays from former members of staff about their time working for Sainsbury's. Also one audio cassettes, containing recordings with former employees: "When Marmalade Was 6 Pence...

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Howard Bell worked for Sainsbury's from 1936 until 1940 serving mainly at 40 - 41 High Street, Colchester. Includes essays by Howard Bell and letters between him and Bridget Williams, the Company...

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Includes 3 pages (copy on floppy disk) of experiences by a member of staff entitled 'With J.S. in the early days' starting in 1955 at either the Croydon or Purley self service store (not clear which...

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Includes a 1 page reminiscence about a married couple who worked at Sainsbury's and possibly written on their behalf by a member of archive staff at the Veterans Tea, Royal Lancaster Hotel 1980. ...

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Includes 1 letter detailing a female staff member's experiences as 1st clerk at Ewell (branch or head office which was based there during WW2). Gives details about supplying bones for dogs...

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Article on the working life of Alec Thomas James Novis, employed at Croydon and Streatham branches; letter from Robert Charles Henwood, employee at Willesden Green and Golders Green in 1959; copy...

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