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Images of a meeting about potatoes held at the St John Parish Hall at which Don Becquet, Jersey Maincrop Potato Marketing Board Chairman, gave details of restrictions and previous acreages and returns.

Negatives have been scanned at 1,200 dpi and can be downloaded as high quality jpg files. The quality of the scanned image is dependent on the condition of the original.

Reference	L/A/75/A3/1/253
Date	3 February 1976
Names	St John Parish Hall Jersey Maincrop Potato Marketing Board Becquet, Don
Keywords	Jersey royal potatoes \| halls \| meetings \| parish halls \| Potatoes \| Restrictions \| returns \| chairmen
Places	La Rue de la Mare Ballam
Dimensions	2 35mm negative
Language	English
Level of description	File
Creator	Jersey Evening Post, The
Access restrictions	Closed for preservation - please consult digital copy
Photographer	Bob Ritchie
JEP Photographic Job Number	1976/253

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L/A/75 Jersey Evening Post (JEP)

L/A/75/A Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive 1921 to 2003. Comprises photo negatives and film, including glass plate negatives, and contact sheets of photographs, from Jersey’s evening newspaper. Arranged in subject boxes, subject files, and chronologically by year and job number. Also includes photographers’ diaries, some of which are indexed. In addition, there are digital images from 2003 to date

L/A/75/A3 Negatives from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive, arranged by year and job number from 1976 to 2003

L/A/75/A3/1 Negatives from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive for 1976, arranged by job number. The negatives have been scanned digitally at 1,200 dpi

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Images of a meeting about potatoes held at the St John Parish Hall at which Don Becquet, Jersey Maincrop Potato Marketing Board Chairman, gave details of restrictions and previous acreages and returns.

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