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British ration books
British ration books from 1941 and 1948. Rationing lasted for 14 years from 1940 until 1954, far longer than World War II itself
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Media ID 9699685
© Universal History Archive
British Culture Crisis Damaged Dependency Document Government Identity Social Issues Text Three Objects Western Script World War Ii Rationing
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the remnants of British ration books, serving as a poignant reminder of a time when scarcity and sacrifice were woven into the fabric of everyday life. Dating back to 1941 and 1948, these tattered documents symbolize an era defined by resilience and endurance. Against a pristine white background, the worn-out pattern on these ration books tells tales of government intervention during a crisis. These fragile pieces of paper held not only their owners' identities but also their lifelines to sustenance in an age marked by limited resources. Through this studio shot, we are transported back to a significant chapter in history - one that lasted far longer than World War II itself. Rationing endured for fourteen years from 1940 until 1954, leaving an indelible mark on British culture and society. The vertical composition accentuates the three objects' dependency on each other: ration cards entwined with social issues and Western script. As we gaze upon this relic from the twentieth century, it evokes contemplation about our own relationship with food security today. While no people are present within this frame, their absence is palpable; they become silent witnesses to an extraordinary period where every meal was measured against meager allowances. This image serves as a testament to human resilience amidst adversity while reminding us never to take abundance for granted
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