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Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Second War Civilian Life Booklets

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Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Second War Civilian Life Booklets

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Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Second War Civilian Life Booklets

Canada: Consumers' News, No. 45, October 1945 (Issued by the Consumer Branch, The Wartime Prices and Trade Board Ottawa, four-panel fold-out, printed in blue ink, on a light brown paper stock, 150 mm x 230 mm); The Common-Sense of Re-Establishment (Published by the Rehabilitation Information Committee, Wartime Information Board Ottawa, 40 pages, cover printed in black and orange inks, text in black ink, on a newsprint paper stock, dual staple-bound, 123 mm x 165 mm, soiling evident on the cover and carries into the text); Vocational Training on Civvy Street (Published by the Rehabilitation Information Committee, Wartime Information Board Ottawa, 16 pages, printed in blue ink, on an off-white paper stock, dual staple-bound, 127 mm x 165 mm); Your Own Business on Civvy St. (Published by the Rehabilitation Information Committee, Wartime Information Board Ottawa, 20 pages, printed in brown ink on an off-white paper stock, dual staple-bound, 127 mm x 165 mm); and Your Next Step (Issued by The Ontario Training and Re-Establishment Institute Toronto, four-panel fold-out, printed in black and yellow inks on a white semi-gloss paper stock, 132 mm x 238 mm). Ranging from very tine to extremely fine.