Historical Scrapbook 1950S Reviews

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Our Historical Scrapbook 1950s takes you on a journey back in time using the power of images.Approximately 1000-1500 themed images & photographs per scrapbookHigh quality laminated pages in a large format (38.4 x 26.9cm)Recurring themes include childhood books & television; toys & games of the era; new technology & inventions; musical icons; national/international events; sweet/food packaging; general advertisements; and a diverse range of other themesThese Scrapbooks can be enjoyed by anyone who is old enough to remember the era, but they are particularly effective at invoking memories & promoting conversation in people with dementia, or any individual with cognitive loss.Any of the Scrapbooks make great presents, care home activities, or simply a brilliant reminiscence product for a trip down memory lane.1950's ScrapbookAfter 10 years of austerity, the 1950's saw rationing draw to an end. Gathered together in this colourful creation of over 1,000 products and images.The 1950's Scrapbook conjures up the life and times of the Coronation of Elizabeth II to the abundance of toys and television programmes, everything memorable and evocative, illustrating an extraordinary period of British history, from rationing to rock 'n' roll, from Archie Andrews to the Mini Minor.

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“Spent a couple of hours going through looking at all the old pictures.”

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“Bought this for my Mum and she loves it. Spends lots of time just looking, turning the pages and drawing our attention to the things she remembers. The book is heavy but she manages it well.”

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“I bought this book for an elderly relative with memory problems,to see her eyes light up as she recognised most of the items in it was lovely”

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“As above”

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“This was a gift for a friend's husband. He loves it and keeps returning to it. A welcome distraction when he and his wife are confined at home. It is something he is enjoying on his own and with his wife- infact the pictures brought back memories to us too. Thank you.”