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  • Object number
    2010/33/1
  • Title
    Work on the Farm: Turkeys and Geese,
  • Creator
    Typhoo Tea (Manufacturer)
  • Description
    Tea card' from a set of 25 entitled 'Work on the Farm' and produced by Typhoo Tea in 1932. No. 14 entitled 'Turkeys and Geese'.
    This 'tea card' is from a set of 25 entitled 'Work on the Farm' and produced by Typhoo Tea in 1932. This is No. 14 in the set and is entitled 'Turkeys and Geese'. It has a colour image of turkeys and geese and a brief description on the front, and a black and white advert for tennis balls on the reverse.
  • Physical description
    1 tea card
  • Archival history
    MERL 'Handwritten accession' form (Museum of English Rural Life) – ' Description: 3 Cards from the set ‘Work on the Farm’ // 1) No. 14 Turkeys & Geese // 2) No. 18 Harrowing // 3) No. 22 Horse Raking // Produced by Typhoo Tea, 1932. // Colour image & text on front. Tennis balls advert & text in b & w on reverse. // Dimensions: Each one: 10.1 x 3.6 cm // Associated information: Purchased on ebay, to acquire No. 22 Horse Raking – the missing card in the 2 S ‘Work on the Farm’ set already in the collection (66/24) // References: …', Tea card text – 'Work on the Farm // Turkeys and Geese // These are the favourite birds for the Christmas table; the former re-quire great attention and skill in rearing. The down of the goose is much used for beds. // Typhoo Series of 25 No. 14'
  • Production date
    1932 - 1932
  • Object name
    Tea card
  • Material
    Paper
  • Technique
    Printed
  • Associated subject
    MARKETING AND SELLING : advertising and promotion
    Tea
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