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Description: | Black and white photograph mounted on a stiff card back, showing Harold Sharp, butcher, and two members of staff, standing outside their shop in South Shields, about 1920s to 1930s. Harold Sharp is shown wearing a white apron at centre. The man to the left is Joe Robson, the donor's father-in-law. The shop signage reads 'H. Sharp, family butcher. Noted for quality'. Various cuts of meat are displayed in the shop window, some hung from hooks. To the left of Joe Robson is a delivery bicycle for 'J.C. Taylor Jr., The English Meat Butcher, 48 Catherine Street'
Material: paper
Material: cardboard | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.socialhistory.454637 | Go to resource |
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