A Modern Bakery -- This girl is feeding leaves of bread onto one of the automatic Loading machines. When, at the end of 1944 the British loaf cast off some of its war-time greyness and became 80% white again, bakers all over the country felt that peacetime amenities were almost within sight. But at the wonder Bakery Wood Green, London. Mr. Brookes (Assistant Area Bread officer for the Northern suburbs) and his son W.J. Brookes will have to wait before they can make the sliced and wrapped "Wonderloaf" which was their specialty before the war. September 1, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).