Sainsbury's Assorted Biscuits biscuit tin

Watercolour drawing for advertisement. Shows a lady in 1920s dress with basket of provisions with a Sainsbury's store in the background and a shop assistant carrying goods, also bears an inscription which reads ''Be in the fashion! Shop at J. Sainsbury's".

Watercolour drawing for advertisement. Shows a lady in 1930s dress with basket of provisions with a Sainsbury's store in the background and bears an inscription which reads "Be fashionable! Shop at J. Sainsbury's". Handwritten note on reverse reads 'Copyright design of W. H. Balcomb[z] Commercial Artist 16 Caledonian Road, Brighton Sussex'.

Postcard-sized advertisement for J. Sainsbury's Pure Concentrated Cocoa Essence. Includes slogan 'The Cocoa that makes the kiddies grow'. Includes illustration of a delivery cyclist on a bicycle and two children standing on large tins of 'J. Sainsbury's Pure Concentrated Cocoa Essence'. The card has been stuck down into a volume so the other side cannot be seen.

The woman featured on the advertisement is Amy Johnson. She was a pioneer female aviator - the first woman to receive the Air Ministry's ground engineers licence and full navigation certificate, and who became famous after her attempt in 1930 to break the light aeroplane record in flying to Australia solo. Appears to be a copy of the back page of SA/MARK/ADV/3/3/1/11.