labology.org.uk

britishbeermats.co.uk

Welcome to the British Beermat Collectors Society - Our partners

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Watneys and Co., Stag Brewery, Pimlico, London were the first known British brewery to produce a beer mat. The 2 mats to the left were issued in 1922 by the brewery. There were many earlier mats produced by British based breweries, however these were mainly produced for their export markets such as the McEwans to the left which were issued in 1929. BBCS Beermat Of The Year Awards 2015/2016. Single Beermat Award went to Pembrokeshire Brewery of Saundersfoot, Wales for their beer mat pictured right. Once y...

innsignsociety.com

ISS Speakers & Presentations - The Inn Sign Society

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ISS Speakers and Presentations. It has often been said that a minor history of England could be written from the study of Inn signs. 15 different talks on pub signs including Transport, Britain at War, Maritime and Sport, Ladies, Animals, Humour, Crime and Punishment. David Cole - Walsall. Black Country, West Midlands, Worcestershire. Digital presentations: Subjects include: Black Country, Cricket, Evolution of Inn Signs, Swinging Ladies, Worcestershire and other midland counties. Geoff White - Saxmundham.

mpeterson.co.uk

Breweriana links

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If you are interested in breweriana collecting, here are a few links which might also interest you. Just click and surf. The link you click on should open in a new window. To get back to this page, simply close the new window. If you want me to add your organisation' site to this list, while you link to my site from yours, e-mail me. With full details of your site, and I'll be in touch. Association for British Brewery Collectables. Richard Percival's Brewery Trays. A superb site on a topic which up to no...

pubhistorysociety.co.uk

Pub History Society

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Todd and Cue specialise in pub insurance. They offer cheap pub insurance to public houses throughout the UK. They’re an independent insurance brokers and have their own team of broking staff, an in-house claims team and a depth of expertise and experience in the pub insurance sector. Visit their pub insurance page here to find out more or contact their Newcastle based team on 0191 4827631 or 0191 4827649. As you can see we're building our links page! If you would like to suggest a link please contact us.

breweryhistory.com

Brewery History Society: The Society for all who are interested in the history of beer and brewing - Links to related websites

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Brewery History Society: Links to other sites of interest. There are a great many fascinating beer and brewery related sites out there in cyberspace and we list a few of them here. If you know of a site which you think should be included, or if you spot any links which no longer work, please email webmaster@breweryhistory.com. Updated 9 June 2016. The Scottish Brewing Archive Association (SBAA). The SBAA exists to promote the history of brewing in Scotland, and assists Glasgow University Archive Services.

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Brewery History Society: The Society for all who are interested in the history of beer and brewing - Diary Visits and Meetings

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The Brewery History Society. BHS Diary: Meetings, Visits and Events. The BHS arranges a number of meetings and other events for its members throughout the year. These are listed in the Diary below, which also includes previous meetings in order to let non-members get a feel for our activities. For upcoming visits, please contact the person indicated to book a place. Entries marked * are not organised by the BHS. See also our page Regular Events. Saturday 16 January 2016. BHS North-West Regional Meeting.

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Brewery History Society: The Society for all who are interested in the history of beer and brewing - Associate Members

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The Brewery History Society. The BHS has offered Associate Membership to museums, societies and research bodies closely related to the industry for a number of years now, and has had strong support for the scheme. We value these links with those connected with the industry, in the widest sense, as it broadens our contacts with academia and the social side of brewing. We have also been able to exchange information with many of our Associate Members to our mutual benefit. Alcohol and Drugs History Society.

bbpcs.org.uk

Links to Breweriana Organisations

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The British Beermat Collectors Society. A Society for those keen on collecting beermats promoting British and international beers and non-beer products. Richard Percival's brewery tray collection. A superb site on a topic which up to now has only had sparse coverage. A visual history and catalogue of UK brewery trays throughout the last century, allowing detailed searching of the database. A Belgian site for the collector of single playing cards. Association for British Brewery Collectables. Ruddy Hechle...

fohb.org.uk

News

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News about beer and associated subjects. The crown cork was patented by William Painter, of Baltimore, USA on 2 nd. February, 1892 (U.S. Patent 468,258). It had 24 teeth and a cork seal with a paper backing to prevent contact between the contents and the metal cap. The current version has 21 teeth. Be called a utremcoronaphile. Yes, that is the name given to the collecting of beer mats. The first cardboard beer mats were produced in 1880 but was quickly replaced by a pulp wood alternative -. What we are ...