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'JS 100 : The Story of Sainsbury's' edited by James Boswell (book)
A brief illustrated history of Sainsbury's produced to mark the centenary of the company in 1969. Copies of this book were sent out to suppliers, friends of the company, veterans etc.
A brief illustrated history of Sainsbury's produced to mark the centenary of the company in 1969. Copies of this book were sent out to suppliers, friends of the company, veterans etc.
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Contains black and white photographs, slides and transparencies used on pages 2 - 45 of JS 100: The story of Sainsbury's.
Also black and white photographs of events which took place to commemorate the cententary. Some of these photographs appeared in the JS Journal [Sainsbury's staff magazine], July 1969.
Also includes colour slides slides of items produced to mark the centenary such as a book of matches and a tea caddy.
Research notes for 'JS100 The Story of Sainsbury's' by James Bower. Mainly consists of research on individual family members. According to existing catalogue information contains important anecdotes about the family.
Contains black and white photographs, contact sheets and colour transparencies used on pages 46 - 96 of JS 100: The story of Sainsbury's.
There are also black and white photographs of pieces of the centenary cake being handed out to customers by Robert, Alan and John Davan Sainsbury, and John Davan Sainsbury with Princess Margaret during her visit to a branch in Balham.
Original and reproduction photographs and prints relating to the history of J Sainsbury plc. Each photograph is mounted on board with a paper frame indicating how the image should be cropped and retouched for reproduction in 'JS100 : The Story of Sainsbury's'.
Subjects include: Sainsbury's branches at 143 High Street, Guildford, Catford and 87 - 89 High Road, Balham; The Sainsbury factory at Blackfriars, London; Mr F.W. Salisbury and Mr N.C. Turner; a home delivery tricycle and a two horse distribution van; a construction site, a "Good food costs less at Sainsbury's." publicity photograph, a Crelos margarine advertisement and an engraving of Kentish Town depot.
'JS100 : The Story of Sainsbury's' was a brief illustrated history of Sainsbury's produced to mark the centenary of the company in 1969.
Contains black and white photographs and contact sheets of receptions at Grosvenor House, the Dorchester and the Savoy, a number of which appeared in the JS Journal [Sainsbury's staff magazine], July 1969.
Also contains a black and white photograph of a staff picnic used on pages 30 - 31 of JS 100: The story of Sainsbury's.
Image shows "1869-1969, 100 Good food years" anniversary posters in the window; also shows 'Family Circle" magazine (May 1969 issue with special supplement about Sainsbury's) and 'JS 100: The Story of Sainsbury's' book in window display
Includes: two copies of 'JS 100 The Story of Sainsbury's' a history published to mark the centenary; one reprinted copy without illustrations and four draft copies with hand written annotations.
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