| Bullards
Breweriana |
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anchor was
Bullards
main trade mark, but they also used an image of a publican by Sir
Alfred Munnings (dating from 1909) in advertising. After the Watney
takeover in 1964 the latter image was modernised. Although the brewery
was closed in 1968, the older (publican) logo was resurrected
in 1982 for 'Bullards Mild', brewed at the Norwich Brewery Co. site in
King Street (see Norwich Brewery). These changes were reflected in the
trays, labels, mats and other breweriana. |
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| Type E Bottle Opener
(RD702661 stamped on both sides) |
Variations in Screw
Stoppers (round and chisel types) |
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| Tray
with stylized 'publican' logo (Post Watney Takeover) |
Playing Card
(Showing Munning's original 'publican') |
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| Ash Tray of
similar vintage to above (22.5 cm diameter) |
Ashtray with normal image
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| Jug commemorating 60 years of Queen Victoria's reign (coincides with the founding of the brewery) height about 22cm |
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Showcard (22cm x 15cm) 
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Showcard (22cm x 15cm) |
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| Front and rear of labelled, cellar found bottle |
Close up of label (L.B. = Light Bitter?) |
