‘Back in the 40′s and 50′s bread came wrapped in thin wax paper and sealed with labels on each end. Amazingly whole rolls of these wax wrappers survived.’
…
Thank you to Dan Goodsell
US Bread Wrappers, 1940s / 1950s
If you like this, check out:
Replica kisses to remember
Synthetica. A New Continent of Plastics
Sainsbury's Own Brand, 1962 - 1978
Iggy and the Stooges, Farmington High School, MI, December 5th, 1970
Tokyo Subway Manner Posters, 1976-1982
Women by Robert McGinnis
Max Tundra's Wallet, 1988
BOAC Speedbird Timetable, 1953
Famous People Hanging Out II
Vintage Beer Cans
Colourised Postcards of Memphis 'The Cotton Carnival City', 1930s
'I dreamed I was 'X' in my Maidenform bra', 1944-1966
Society Women as Goddesses, 1935, by Madame Yevonde
Abandoned Chinese Fake Disneyland
Cat eating corn-on-the-cob, 1951
Soviet Space Propaganda Posters, 1958-1963
MAD Magazine Covers, 1952-1955
"Sea Monkeys" Ads, 1960s
Celebrities with vintage cameras, 1950s-1970s
"Fair of the Future", New York, 1939-1940
Speaker's Corner, London, 1950s
haha
> Amazingly whole rolls of these wax wrappers survived.
I-)
This calls for some Wainbow Bedd (youtube)!!!
I just found a Harris Better bread wax paper under my great granmothers ironing board but can’t find any history, any help would be great