Go to this web page and bring up each book. example book 2 the stamps have a M on them ,that was for meat: http://www.scvs.com/stamp/exhib/ration/ Ration books were used in WW2. The government rationed food so we could feed our soldiers at war and feed civilians at the same time. Ration stamps came inside the book and had to be presented so you could actually buy rationed goods. Some goods were: canned foods, sugar, eggs, coffee, sugar, meats. Without a ration stamp, you could not buy rationed foods. There were very strict rules about exactly how to use them. Try searching "ration Books" , there are many sites which include more information.
During World War 2 ration cards were used due to the shortage of food. Food was therefore rationed and could not be obtained without the ration card thus ensuring everyone had their correct allowance (Ration).
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During World War II, many supplies that we take for granted were in very short supply, mostly because they were needed by the military. Gasoline, tires, butter, and many other goods were not readily available. As a means of promoting "fairness" in the distribution of scarce supplies, a ration card system was imposed. Thus, ration cards are cards or stamps that allowed the government to ration out food and supplies to that card or stamp holder when they were in short supply.
The ration group of WWII was the Office of Price Administration (OPA).
During World War 2 ration cards were used due to the shortage of food. Food was therefore rationed and could not be obtained without the ration card thus ensuring everyone had their correct allowance (Ration).
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whem did the rations finish in world war 2?
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In the UK, Ration Books wee issued by the Ministry of Food.
1 card per person.
In Anne Frank's annex, the inhabitants used ration cards to purchase limited quantities of food and supplies during World War II when resources were scarce and heavily regulated by the government. Rationing was a system put in place to ensure fair distribution of goods and prevent hoarding.
Chocolate ration cards were used during wartime to control the distribution and consumption of chocolate, which was considered a luxury item. This helped ensure that essential resources were prioritized for the war effort and that everyone had access to basic necessities.
During World War II, many supplies that we take for granted were in very short supply, mostly because they were needed by the military. Gasoline, tires, butter, and many other goods were not readily available. As a means of promoting "fairness" in the distribution of scarce supplies, a ration card system was imposed. Thus, ration cards are cards or stamps that allowed the government to ration out food and supplies to that card or stamp holder when they were in short supply.
The European countries involved in World War 1 introduced food rationing. Obviously, this involved issuing ration-books.