World War II Rationing Trade Table March 1943

A rationing trade table from March 1943 serves as a crucial piece of World War II history. It details the point system used by retailers, institutions, and wholesalers in Washington, D.C. During this period, rationing was essential for managing scarce resources, impacting daily life across the United States as citizens adapted to wartime constraints.

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