WW2 British - - Atlas Repro Paperwork & Props

Reproduction wartime WW2 Needles bag and labels - Atlas Repro Paperwork and Props

Needles cover and Thread labels

€ 1,00

A reproduction of a wartime needles cover and thread labels. Put a set of needles in the cover and stick the labels on a wooden bobbin. Nice item for completing your housewife.

Armed Forces Air Letter

€ 1,00

Reproduction wartime WW2 British and Canadian Armed Forces Air Letter.

Post Office Telegram

€ 1,00

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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Household Salmon label

€ 0,95

A reproduction of a WW2 British Ministry of Food - Household Salmon label would be a faithful replica of the original label used during the war. The label would be sized to fit a modern 400g can.

Reproduction 1930s wartime WW2 Fray Bentos Prepared Corned Beef label - Atlas Repro Paperwork and Props

Fray Bentos Corned Beef label

€ 0,95

Reproduction of a 1930s and wartime British label which fit on a modern tin of Corned Beef.

Nestlé's Condensed Milk Repro Paperwork Props WW1

Nestlé’s Condensed Milk label – Large

€ 0,90

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.

Reproduction Nestlé's Condensed Milk label - Atlas Repro Paperwork and Props

Nestlé’s Condensed Milk label – Small

€ 0,80

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.