1970s

John Mackintosh & Sons merged with Rowntrees of York in 1969 to become Rowntree Mackintosh Ltd. Tins of the 1970s bear the Rowntree Mackintosh name, with, from about 1974, the postcode YO1 1XY.

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady family on an outing — 181 – Family Outing

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady in a punt — 185 – Swans

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady under a lilac sky — 190 – Lilac Sky

191 – Red Cape 2

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady are entertained by a dancing monkey — 194 – Monkey

The Quality Street Soldier and Lady out and about, she in a large crinoline — 115 – Crinoline 2

The Quality Street Soldier and Lady enjoy a dance, the first of many in different settings — 107 – Dancing 2

The Quality Street Soldier escorting the Lady in another of her crinolines — 114 – Crinoline 1

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady at the market — 126 – Market Stall 1

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady stroll amongst kite flyers — 143 – Kites

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady being entertained by street musicians — 116 – Musicians

The Quality Street Soldier kneeling down to a small child — 134 – Kneeling

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady at the local market — 138 – Market Stall 2

The Quality Street SoThe Quality Street Soldier promenading with the Lady and flourishing his sword — 128 – Sword

The Quality Street Soldier and Lady sitting on a bench — 129 – Sitting

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady ina maroon setting — 201 – Maroon

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady looking very together — 172C – Together

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady appear very close — 171C – Close

A genuine human Quality Street Soldier & Lady — 169 – Real People

The Quality Street Soldier & Lady against a silhouette carriage — 237 – Silhouette

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