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... Second generation Woolworths executive Roger Stafford agreed to take on the role of Santa - co-ordinating all of Woolworths ... RogerStafford-as-Santa.jpg ...
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... Santa suit was long-serving and much respected Woolworths Executive Roger Stafford, who after a spell in Store in Regional ... rogerstafford243.jpg ...
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A history of Woolworth's China and Glass (1879-2008). The High Street retailer helped to make good design affordable for everyone.
... to buy and ship to the store. With such a high margin Woolworth could afford to take risks, experimenting with ultra-modern brightly-coloured designs along with more traditional patterns ... from 1890 onwards, buying china from the English potteries in Hanley and Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, before heading to London for paper products, and on to Europe for ...
... would face a long walk to the Labour Exchange. Joining on the ground floor afforded opportunities that Managers did not normally get. He was able to define the ... well in Upper Market Street in Hanley, at the heart of the Potteries in Staffordshire (No. 55, built in 1915). They were commissioned to ...
An illustrated history of the Christmas Decorations sold by Woolworth's between 1880 and 2008. The retailer dominated the market for much of the 2...
... leapt the Atlantic, British shoppers loved them. The stores had made a luxury affordable for everyone. Many of the early items were lovingly hand-made by artisan craftsmen ... deemed to be competitive enough. As part of a shake-up the Board redeployed Roger Stafford, its long-serving Cards and Decorations Buyer, who was a second generation Woolworth ...
... would face a long walk to the Labour Exchange. Joining on the ground floor afforded opportunities that Managers did not normally get. He was able to define the ... well in Upper Market Street in Hanley, at the heart of the Potteries in Staffordshire (No. 55, built in 1915). They were commissioned to ...
... would face a long walk to the Labour Exchange. Joining on the ground floor afforded opportunities that Managers did not normally get. He was able to define the ... well in Upper Market Street in Hanley, at the heart of the Potteries in Staffordshire (No. 55, built in 1915). They were commissioned to ...
The British F.W. Woolworth & Co. Ltd. stores opened between 1909 and 1914
... the building cost a remarkable £50,000 when installed. No wonder Pearce Signs could afford to place their van in the photo! Store staff outside Queen Street, ... was displayed upstairs in this grand gallery at the first British Woolworth store in Liverpool Staffordshire china and pottery at Woolworth's (1909) Display principles first employed in Scranton ...
An illustrated history of Woolworth's pots, pans and kitchen utensils. The retailer once helped making cooking fun and affordable for ordinary peo...
... frontage dominated by a bold display of pans. These were destined to become a microcosm of the whole Woolworth ethos. They were mass-produced yet stylish, well-made yet affordable, and above all were sold at the jaw-drop price of just 5¢ , a quarter of the 20¢ price in most fancy department stores. The ...