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The post-war years were tough for John Pound. Trade was very much undermined by the uncertainties of the post-war world. The damage to the shop and to Oxford Street hampered progress considerably. One bright moment for the shop occurred in May. The following was recorded in the John Pound yearly review, in the Gazette of 30th June 1951.
One penny short
By 1958 the Oxford Street property had disappeared, having been incorporated into the re-development of the East Island, following the conclusion of the rebuilding of John Lewis Oxford Street. When the leases ran out on the other two John Pound branches on Regent Street and Piccadilly, they were not renewed. John Pound thus disappeared from the high street altogether.
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