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A reproduction of the Wartime KitKat label, a stunning and historically accurate replica of the blue label used by Rowntree's from 1942 till 1947 due to milk shortages during the war. In 1942 Rowntree's came with a blue label and a price tag 0f 2,5d. This particular label is the late version with a 3d price tag on the back, adding to its historical significance and authenticity. This label is the perfect addition to any collector's or history enthusiast's collection, offering a unique piece of history that is both beautiful and functional.
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The Canadian version of a KitKat wrapper under the name of Biscrisp (better known as Chocolate Crisp in Canada). This label was in use from 1938 until in the late 40’s.
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Reproduction package of Rotbart Be-Be razor blades box, with blades inside. Box with 10 modern razor blades in Rotbart wrappers.
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An exact reproduction of an Army, R.A.F. and Naval ID card for medical orderlies, nurses, stretcher baerers, ambulance drivers, personnel on temporary attachement, etc.
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Out of stockReproduction of a wartime German Ration box, that loosely translate as “Additional catering for front-line fighters in the infantry unit”.
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Out of stockReproduction of a wartime German Ration box, that loosely translate as “Only for frontline fighters in infantry units”.
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Out of stockReproduction of a wartime German Ration box, that loosely translate as “For front line troops involved in the great battle”.
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Reproduction of a 1930s and wartime American label. Fits on a modern 400g tin.
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This telegram is a reproduction of the traditional General Post Office (GPO) telegram used in the UK in the 1930's and during the war.
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Out of stockAn exact reproduction of a pre-war, wartime small Belgian pocket album, which you would get after developing your photos.
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Out of stockAn exact reproduction of a pre-war, wartime small German pocket photo album, which you would get after developing your photos.
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Out of stockAn exact reproduction of a pre-war, wartime small French pocket photo album, which you would get after developing your photos.
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Out of stockA reproduction of a WW2 Players “Medium” box for 5 cigarettes.
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Out of stockReproduction of a WW2 Player’s “Medium” cigarettes box. The inner sleeve says “NAAFI STORES FOR H.M. FORCES”.
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Out of stockReproduction of a WW2 Player’s “Medium” Cigarettes box. The inner sleeve says “NAAFI STORES FOR H.M. FORCES”.
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A reproduction of the Phillips Beans with Pork label, a stunning and historically accurate replica of the original 1930s and wartime label. This label is the perfect addition to any collector's or history enthusiast's collection, offering a unique piece of history that is both beautiful and functional.
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Reproduction of a ‘Verplichtingen ten aanzien van het Persoonsbewijs’ – Obligations with regard to the Personal Certificate (P.B.).
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Out of stockReproduction of a cardboard cover for the Dutch Identity Card, ‘Persoonsbewijs’. Printed black on Cardboard.
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Reproduction of a wartime Canadian Chocolate wrapper of the Patterson Chocolate Ltd. This wrapper fits nicely over a modern 40g chocolate bar.
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Reproduction of a 1930s and wartime American label. Fits on a modern 400g tin.
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Reproduction of a 1930s and wartime American label. Fits on a modern 400g tin.
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Out of stockA full colour reproduction of an original 1930s/ wartime German Odilei Condom box and wrappers. There are 3 wrappers with it, ready to be filled with your original condoms.
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Reproduction of a 1930s and wartime Nestlé’s Nescafé Instant Coffee label. This label fits exactly on a modern 1/4 Liter empty paint tin. Put your instant coffee in the tin and you can use it on events.
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Reproduction of a pre-war and wartime Nestlé’s condensed milk label, overstamped Suppliers H.M. Forces. Condensed milk was widely used for tea-making in the British Army and dilutes to make ordinary sweetened milk. This label fits exactly on a modern small condensed milk tin.
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Reproduction of a pre-war and wartime Nestlé’s condensed milk label, overstamped Suppliers H.M. Forces. Condensed milk was widely used for tea-making in the British Army and dilutes to make ordinary sweetened milk. This label fits exactly on a modern small condensed milk tin.