This authentic Tic. 2591 normal MCV ration document allocated essential foodstuffs — Viande (meat), Beurre (butter), Fromage (cheese), and Denrées Diverses (miscellaneous goods). It reflects the critical post-liberation period when rationing continued despite victory, as France faced agricultural and industrial shortages.
✨ Features:
Clearly dated “Sept. 45” throughout
Official ink-stamped municipal seal: “Cachet de Niort”
Printed categories for Meat, Butter, Cheese, and Fats
Denominations: 60g and 90g rations (Viande)
Intricate anti-counterfeiting background printing
💡 Historical Note:
Even months after liberation, food rationing in France remained strict. Citizens depended on these government-issued coupons to purchase basic goods — tangible proof of post-war resilience and recovery.
📦 Ships within 3 days in archival protective packaging. A genuine and evocative artifact from France’s 1945 reconstruction era — perfect for collectors of WWII home-front memorabilia or European post-war history.
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