National Mark canned fruit and vegetables
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Leaflet promoting a government initiative to encourage better food in Britain. The "national mark" meant that the food was produced in England or Wales and was of a certain standard of quality. The cover has an illustration of a well-dressed young woman reviewing her shopping list, basket, purse and glove on the table in front of her.
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