Household Shopping Pack
£12.99
A delightful four piece LARP prop set featuring Sunlight Soap, Rinso, Edwards Teas and a carton of powdered eggs. Perfect for any wartime pantry display or educational setting.
This authentic looking set of four 1940s household staples brings the wartime British kitchen to life with striking accuracy and nostalgic flair. Whether used as part of a LARP setting, an educational display, or simply as a charming nod to the Home Front, these items collectively tell a story of resilience, ingenuity and everyday endurance in the face of rationing and hardship.
The set includes a replica box of Sunlight Soap, one of the most trusted names in household cleanliness during the war years. Its bold yellow and red design remains instantly recognisable, complete with printed references to its guaranteed purity and efficacy. With its promise of less labour and greater comfort, this was the soap of choice for many a wartime household.
Next is a packet of Rinso, another familiar name to families up and down the country. Often paired with Sunlight Soap for the weekly wash, Rinso helped keep clothing clean even when supplies were scarce. This reproduction box captures the clean simplicity of the branding, with its reassuring blue lettering and no nonsense utility.
For the tea lover, the set features a box of Edwards Teas, a fictional but entirely believable wartime label that boasts the slogan “Some teas you buy to drink. Edwards Teas you buy to enjoy.” A fine choice for any vintage display or tea table arrangement, the design evokes the charm of the corner shop counter, when even the simplest brew was considered a luxury worth savouring.
Finally, the highlight of the set is a striking brown carton of Pure Dried Whole Eggs from Canada. Carefully marked as equivalent to twelve eggs, this powdered staple became a culinary lifeline during rationing. The Canada Quality Guarded emblem printed on the front provides a sense of international alliance, a reminder of the Commonwealth’s essential role in keeping Britain fed.
This well presented collection is ideal for LARP scenarios, period re-creations, wartime kitchens, museum spaces or classroom displays. Together, they form a snapshot of British domestic life under strain, highlighting both the hardship and the quiet heroism of everyday tasks during the Second World War.
Our shipping policy is designed to provide clear guidance while ensuring compliance with UK legislation and best practices. We partner with Royal Mail, a trusted carrier in the United Kingdom, to deliver your orders safely and efficiently. Should you have any questions, please contact us at info@therationroom.co.uk or via our helpline: 01978 312220.
Shipping Methods and Delivery Times
UK Shipping
We offer the following shipping options through Royal Mail for customers within the United Kingdom:
- Free Shipping (Orders over £35):
- Delivery aim: 2-5 working days via Royal Mail 2nd Class service.
- Tracked for added security and transparency.
- Royal Mail 2nd Class Mail:
- Delivery aim: 2-5 working days.
- Economical and reliable service for non-urgent orders.
- Royal Mail 1st Class Tracked:
- Signature required on delivery.
- Delivery aim: Next working day.
- Ideal for urgent items requiring tracking and prompt delivery.
- Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed by 1 PM:
- Delivery aim: Next working day (excluding Sundays, bank holidays, and special UK holidays such as Christmas).
- Includes compensation cover for valuable items.
- Collection from The Ration Room:
- Address: The Ration Room, c/o Delta Academy, Queensway, Wrexham, United Kingdom (UK), LL13 8UN.
- Convenient and free option for local customers.
Worldwide Shipping
We utilise Royal Mail International services to ship orders globally. Delivery aim is typically 5-7 working days, but may vary based on destination country, local postal services, and customs processes.
- Royal Mail International Tracked services provide visibility of your parcel’s journey.
- Expedited options may be available upon request; please contact us for details.
While we accept returns on eligible items in compliance with the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, please note the following:
- Shipping costs for returning items are the customer’s responsibility and will not be refunded.
- Refunds will not include original shipping costs unless the item was faulty or incorrectly supplied.
- Returned items must be in their original condition and packaging. Returns that do not meet these criteria may not be eligible for a refund.
- Customers should retain proof of postage when returning items, as we cannot be held responsible for items lost in transit.
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All replica, reproduction, reissue or vintage‑style products offered for sale on this site are created and sold strictly for historical, decorative, theatrical, educational, commemorative, or display purposes. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, we are not affiliated, endorsed, sponsored by, or licensed by any current or former rights holders, manufacturers, or brand owners whose names, logos, or designs are represented in our replicas.
All trademarks, trade names, logos, and designs (“Brand Elements”) used on or in connection with these replica items remain the sole property of their respective owners. Our use of them is solely to provide faithful historical or aesthetic representation, not to mislead customers or imply endorsement, affiliation, or authenticity of origin.
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The UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 provides limited “fair dealing” exceptions under which copyrighted works may be reproduced without permission in certain circumstances (for example, criticism, review, research, private study, or reporting of current events). See Section 29 & Section 30, CDPA 1988. Those exceptions are restrictive and must satisfy that the copying is “fair” in each case. See also UK government guidance on permitted exceptions / fair dealing.
Additionally, since 2014, the CDPA was updated to explicitly allow reproduction for the purposes of parody, caricature or pastiche under fair dealing. See Section 30(1) CDPA 1988 which states that “fair dealing with a work for the purposes of caricature, parody or pastiche does not infringe copyright.”
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Where a mark is not registered, the common law tort of passing off may still provide protection. A claims under passing off require showing (1) goodwill or reputation in the mark, (2) misrepresentation by the defendant, and (3) damage to the claimant. See an overview of passing off principles at Forbes Solicitors – Passing Off Claims and UK Trade Mark Litigation Guide (passing off section).
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- We clearly label all items as replicas, not originals, and refer to them as such in all product descriptions.
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Hand-Crafted in the UK
When you choose The Ration Room, you're supporting quality craftsmanship made right here in the UK. By sourcing locally and maintaining the highest standards, we guarantee that our replicas not only look the part but also stand the test of time. Whether it’s a gas mask box or a ration book, you can trust it’s been made with care, skill, and a passion for history.
Authentic Replicas You Can Truly Enjoy
Our replicas are made to be loved, handled, and enjoyed - no need to keep them locked away behind glass! Designed with play and practicality in mind, they’re perfect for re-enactments, educational activities, or just adding a touch of vintage charm to your collection. The Ration Room brings you the authentic look and feel of wartime memorabilia without the worry of damaging a priceless original. Relive history, tell its stories, and share it with others, all without holding back.
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