British Clothing Ration Book with Coupons 1947-48
High Resolution JPEG Picture of "Inside of an old British post-war clothes rationing book dated 1947-48. Clothing was rationed from June 1941 until March 1949. The books contained coupons in various colours, to prevent people using all their coupons at once - the Government would announce when each colour could be used, although older coupons could be saved up and used with new ones. Each adult was allocated 60 coupons per year (later reduced to 48) and children were allowed an extra 10 coupons above the adult ration. More rationing:" [181958319] stock photo
The image depicts a detailed view of a British clothing ration book issued during the post-World War II era, specifically for the years 1947-48. Featuring various coupons for clothing items, this artifact highlights the historical context of rationing in the UK. The design showcases a practical layout that reflects the necessities dictated by economic circumstances at the time. This image serves as an important visual reference for studies related to post-war Britain.
This image can be effectively used in educational presentations, historical documentaries, and articles discussing wartime rationing. It is also suitable for use in infographics illustrating economic history, in textbooks for social studies exploration, or in museums focused on British history. Additionally, this image can enhance websites, blogs, and social media posts aimed at drawing attention to historical events and their impact on everyday life.
