A poster in bold, clear letter, beside the meat counter is the easiest way for a retailer to display his ceiling on meats, which are included among the cost-of-living commodities in the General Maximum Price Regulation.
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- c. 1942
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- U.S. National Archives (via Wikimedia Commons)
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- poster
- Original size
- 2,470 × 3,000 pixels
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