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"Unlocking Savings: The Evolution of Coupons Through Time" Step back in time and discover the fascinating world of coupons

Background imageCoupon Collection: Ticket of the London Hospital, from The Works of Hogarth, published 1833

Ticket of the London Hospital, from The Works of Hogarth, published 1833
KW281856 Ticket of the London Hospital, from The Works of Hogarth, published 1833 (litho) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageCoupon Collection: INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENT. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York

INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENT. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. From an American magazine of 1905

Background imageCoupon Collection: WW2 - Cost of a Selfridges 3-piece suit in rationing coupons

WW2 - Cost of a Selfridges 3-piece suit in rationing coupons
WW2 - Cost of a Selfridges 3-piece suit - Cost 8 guineas and 26 Clothing rationing coupons - 17th June, 1941. In 1942, each person had 60 coupons p.a. which reduced down to 24 coupons by 1945

Background imageCoupon Collection: Paris Worlds Fair of 1900 - Circus entertainers

Paris Worlds Fair of 1900 - Circus entertainers
Circus entertainers and performers and their Caravan. Illustration by Caputo on a postcard published by Courmont Freres as part of a book of discount coupons for attractions at the Paris Worlds Fair

Background imageCoupon Collection: Coupon Wedding - Cloth in short supply

Coupon Wedding - Cloth in short supply leads to a rather daring wedding gown! Date: 1943

Background imageCoupon Collection: Merchants token, 19th century

Merchants token, 19th century
Metal token for Basil Burchell, Sole Proprietor of the Anodyne Necklace for Children Cutting teeth. The anodyne necklace was a popular quack remedy dating from as early as the 1700s

Background imageCoupon Collection: Dental token, USA, 19th century C017 / 0728

Dental token, USA, 19th century C017 / 0728
Lily bud. Light micrograph (LM) of a cross-section through a lily bud (Lilium sp.), showing the tightly closed leaves on the outside and the reproductive structures on the inside

Background imageCoupon Collection: Obverse of merchants token, 19th century

Obverse of merchants token, 19th century
Obverse of metal merchants token, for E. W. Hall. The token reads, To Purify the Blood, use Athertons Pills. Tokens such as these were used as an alternative currency and were exchanged for goods

Background imageCoupon Collection: Token for charcoal compound, 19th century C017 / 0717

Token for charcoal compound, 19th century C017 / 0717
Metal token for Lerros Charcoal Compound. Charcoal compound was used to relieve indigestion. The token reads Try Lerros Charcoal Compound or Live Long for Indigestion Bile Spasms

Background imageCoupon Collection: Health token, philippines, 1920 C017 / 0725

Health token, philippines, 1920 C017 / 0725
Lead token for the Bureau of Health, Philippine Islands, 1920. This token would be worth 10 cents and could be exchanged for medical care

Background imageCoupon Collection: Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2 C013 / 5321

Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2 C013 / 5321
Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2, showing different types of solar panel under test. Biosphere 2, near Tucson, Arizona

Background imageCoupon Collection: Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2 C013 / 5320

Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2 C013 / 5320
Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2, showing different types of solar panel under test. Biosphere 2, near Tucson, Arizona

Background imageCoupon Collection: Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2 C013 / 5316

Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2 C013 / 5316
Solar cell experiments at Biosphere 2, showing different types of solar panel under test. Biosphere 2, near Tucson, Arizona

Background imageCoupon Collection: Advert for Wolsey womens clothing 1943

Advert for Wolsey womens clothing 1943
Coupon wizard by Wolsey. 1943

Background imageCoupon Collection: Advert for Wolsey womens clothing 1942

Advert for Wolsey womens clothing 1942
Coupon wizard by Wolsey. Date: 1942

Background imageCoupon Collection: The actor Nakamura Nakazo holding a rice coupon

The actor Nakamura Nakazo holding a rice coupon. Print shows the actor Nakamura Nakazo, full-length, standing on the shore, facing slightly left, holding a rice coupon. Date between 1781 and 1785

Background imageCoupon Collection: Hand knitteds conserve coupons

Hand knitteds conserve coupons
Instructions on how to make a ribbed sweater with peep bo front, and a green jerkin with full pink sleeves and detachable dicky-collar

Background imageCoupon Collection: Shop Display 1940S

Shop Display 1940S
A window display at Lovegrove & Sons family grocers, inviting people to Come and Spend Your Points Here, i.e. to use up their rationing coupon points during wartime

Background imageCoupon Collection: Coupon Allocation 1940S

Coupon Allocation 1940S
Household management : A housewife and her adult daughter have a cup of tea and a cigarette together as they work out their coupon allocation around the table

Background imageCoupon Collection: Clothing Ration Coupons

Clothing Ration Coupons
An example of clothing coupon book



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"Unlocking Savings: The Evolution of Coupons Through Time" Step back in time and discover the fascinating world of coupons. From the early 20th century to wartime rationing, these small pieces of paper held immense value for shoppers seeking discounts and deals. In 1931, an advert for Underwood portable typewriters showcased how a coupon could be used as a powerful marketing tool. Offering potential buyers a chance to save on their purchase, this clever strategy enticed customers to invest in this innovative technology. Fast forward to 1939, where Terrys exerciser for men utilized coupons as incentives for fitness enthusiasts. By offering discounted prices through these vouchers, they encouraged individuals to prioritize their health while saving money. During World War II in 1941, Dolcis shoes embraced the power of coupons during times of scarcity. Shoppers eagerly collected five coupons before embarking on their shopping spree at Dolcis stores - a testament to the enduring allure of savings even amidst challenging circumstances. Ration books were another form that played a crucial role during wartime. William Pearson from Chorleywood relied on his ration book in 1919, ensuring fair distribution and access to essential goods when resources were limited. The Fresh as a Daisy Frock Co Ltd capitalized on women's desire for fashionable attire with their stylish dresses advertised using coupons. These sought-after garments became more accessible thanks to these discount vouchers. Innovations also extended beyond fashion; Vita-Flex introduced new fabric that stretched three ways in 1939. With exclusive rubber interwoven with fine cotton backing, consumers could acquire this cutting-edge material using valuable coupons. William Heath Robinson took creativity further by designing rational gadgets specifically tailored for coupon usage. His whimsical inventions demonstrated how even mundane tasks like organizing and utilizing coupons could become sources of amusement. Even celebratory occasions incorporated the use of coupons; WW2 birthday greetings cards featured detachable gift tokens redeemable for various items, adding an extra touch of joy to special moments.