- Title - Cookery Books and Recipes from the Second World War 
- Reference - YA1996.3337 
- Production date - 1940 - 1944 
Creator
- Bruce, P JBiographyBiography
- McDougalls LimitedBiographyBiographyOriginally known for producing a yeast substitute in 1864 the McDougall brothers went on to produce self-raising flour. 
- Thomas Parkinson LimitedBiographyBiographyManufacturer of biscuits under the brand name of Delavite Biscuits. 
- Craig, Elizabeth (MBE, FRSA)BiographyBiographyAuthor of many books on cookery she studied journalism at Dundee. Her first cookery feature was published in the Dail Express in 1920. Elizabeth was a founding member of the International PEN a group formed, in 1921, to promote international friendship and co-operation amongst writers. 
- William Collins, Sons & Co LtdBiographyBiographyWilliam Collins, Sons & Co Ltd is more commonly known by the name of Collins. William Collins founded his printing and publishing company in Glasgow in 1819. He published the first Collins dictionary in 1824. His son, Sir William Collins, developed the company as a publisher of religious and educational books from 1848. The next generation of the Collins family, William and Alexander, joined the company in 1865. The company name changed to William Collins, Sons Co, becoming the limited company William Collins, Sons and Co Ltd in 1868.
In 1880, the company was registered so that it could take over the business of a public printers. The following year, the company issued the first Collins diaries for a mass market.
By 1900 the company had begun to publish literature, beginning with children's literature and, in 1926, publishing an Agatha Christie novel.
In 1989, William Collins, Sons and Co Ltd merged with the American company Harper and Row to form Harper Collins. 
- Scope and Content - A collection of printed publications containing recipes and hints for economical cooking during the Second World War. 
- Extent - 0.3 linear metres 
- Physical description - Fair 
- Language - English 
- Archival history - Provenance unknown 
- Level of description - TOP 
- Repository name - Science and Industry Museum 
Associated people and organisations
- McDougalls LimitedBiographyBiographyOriginally known for producing a yeast substitute in 1864 the McDougall brothers went on to produce self-raising flour. 
- Craig, Elizabeth (MBE, FRSA)BiographyBiographyAuthor of many books on cookery she studied journalism at Dundee. Her first cookery feature was published in the Dail Express in 1920. Elizabeth was a founding member of the International PEN a group formed, in 1921, to promote international friendship and co-operation amongst writers. 
- William Collins, Sons & Co LtdBiographyBiographyWilliam Collins, Sons & Co Ltd is more commonly known by the name of Collins. William Collins founded his printing and publishing company in Glasgow in 1819. He published the first Collins dictionary in 1824. His son, Sir William Collins, developed the company as a publisher of religious and educational books from 1848. The next generation of the Collins family, William and Alexander, joined the company in 1865. The company name changed to William Collins, Sons Co, becoming the limited company William Collins, Sons and Co Ltd in 1868.
In 1880, the company was registered so that it could take over the business of a public printers. The following year, the company issued the first Collins diaries for a mass market.
By 1900 the company had begun to publish literature, beginning with children's literature and, in 1926, publishing an Agatha Christie novel.
In 1989, William Collins, Sons and Co Ltd merged with the American company Harper and Row to form Harper Collins. 
- Bruce, P J
- Nicholson & Watson Ltd
- Thomas Parkinson LimitedBiographyBiographyManufacturer of biscuits under the brand name of Delavite Biscuits. 
- The Literary Press Ltd
- Subject 
- Conditions governing access - Open access. 
- Conditions governing Reproduction - Copies may be supplied in accordance with current copyright legislation and Science Museum Group terms and conditions.