Hi Melissa
excellent UK based company here...

http://www.replica.co.uk/main.htm

If you cannot find your sliced bread elsewhere, let me know, I cast
some for an exhibit at The Natural History Museum. Giant fly vomiting
on a picnic sandwich, yum yum. We still have the mould somewhere...
Simon


>My museum is in the process of putting together an exhibit on cooking.
>We are having great difficulty in finding reproduction food items,
>particularly packaging.  Two things are of special concern: sliced bread
>(for a 1950s bread rack) and various packages to stock a 1930s era
>kitchen.  Any ideas?
>
>Sincerely,
>Melissa Prycer
>Historic Oak View County Park
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