BOOK - PLANNING MEAT RATION MEALS

1939 - 1945
Overview

Fawn paper booklet. Red stripe down spine and along left edge of cover. Black and red text on front above a drawing of a casserole dish with steam coming out of it. Text on cover [Planning / MEAT / RATION / MEALS]. Maroon strip across 3 quarters of bottom fifth. Red text on strip. In top left corner of cover is the Australian coat of arms. Text on back. Pages and cover held in place by two staples on spine . Inside text and images relating to how to ration meat and meal planners.

Historical information

This book was issued by the Commonwealth Department of Health and the Commonwealth department Rationing Commission. This type of book was used by families in Armadale to help with the meat rations during World War II.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-33-COA2009.9
Item type
Material
Width
3 mm
Height or length
121 mm
Depth
180 mm
Inscriptions and markings

[ISSUED BY / THE COMMONWEALTH RATIONING COMMISSION / AND / THE COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH]

Place made
Australia
Statement of significance

This object is part of collection with good provenance and interpretive potential that tells the story of the City of Armadale's connection to armed conflicts around the world from the late 1800s to today. The collection explores the experiences of people associated with the City of Armadale who went to war, their experiences when they returned as well as how these conflicts impacted the community who stayed behind.

Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Comparative significance criteria
Interpretive capacity
Rare or representative
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Fawn coloured paper booklet with a red stripe down the spine and along the left edge of the cover. Black and red text on front above a drawing of a casserole dish. Text on cover reads "Planning Meat Ration Meals"
Fawn coloured paper booklet with a red printed heading of "Meat Ration Points". Below this is a large amount of printing in black ink.

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