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Image of Sainsbury's Dried Mint with camera

Image included in 'JS Journal' October 1976, p.7, with report that the lids of Sainsbury's dried herb pots could be used as camera lens caps

Ref. No: SA/PKC/PRO/1/14/4/6/28
Date: [c. Oct 1976]
Level: Item
Extent: 1 item
Access: Open

Packaging Groceries Cooking ingredients Dried herbs

Opening of Sittingbourne branch (includes pictures) pgs 1-2; Changes to pricing packages pg 3; SuperShopper advert campaign in the national press (includes picture) pg 3; Christmas ranges of toys, cards and crackers (includes pictures) pg 4; Savings or shares for staff pg 4; Picture of Sainsbury's girls (secretarial apprentices) (includes pictures) pg 5; End of the Government's tea subsidy pg 5; New push dial telephones and telephone numbers (includes picture) pg 6; Reduction in returns pg 6; Effect of global price rises (includes pictures) pgs 8-10; Picture of 'The Wedge' motto pg 11; History of JS stoneware range (includes pictures) pgs 12-15; Work of a district manager (includes pictures) pgs 16-18; Retirement of Dick Davis as area general manager at Romford office (includes pictures) pg 21; Glass dish used for tongues in the 1930s pg 21.

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'JS Journal', October 1976

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