I can remember buying a haggis for a friend from Coopers Glasgow about 1955/6 but being from Liverpool I knew that store very well. It was the class grocers then and a nice restaurant upstairs. My mother worked close by at Escott,s Hats during the war and got our groceries delivered each Saturday. We had to put a list in at the office upstairs by Tuesday each week. The list always started off with 'butter, marg, lard, bacon, cheese, eggs, sugar tea' which were all on the ration of course.
The delivery came round on Saturday on the Coopers van and in a hamper which had to be emptied in the kitchen and returned to the driver poste haste. One week our driver said he would not be doing it any more as he had won £15,000 on the pools or sweepstake. Never saw him again!
We were still getting deliveries up to about 1956 from a little branch ( one of many) on Tuebrook opposite the Carlton cinema. Alan Williams