Abstract

The shift from traditional behind-the-counter customer service in small specialty food stores to self-service in large supermarkets began in the Federal Republic in the mid-1950s. Here, female customers choose from a wide range of packaged meat products in a Hamburg supermarket. Photo by Gerd Mingram [Germin].

Meat Products in a Supermarket (1963)

Gerd [Germin] Mingram

Source

Source: Wide range of packaged meat products in the food department of a supermarket. Date: 1963. Photo: Germin.
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Recommended Citation

Meat Products in a Supermarket (1963), published in: German History in Documents and Images, <https://germanhistorydocs.org/en/two-germanies-1961-1989/ghdi:image-130> [April 25, 2024].

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