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Bovril advert Stock Photos and Images
RMA0FWFK–Bovril Puts Beef Into You 1925 advert for the popular English beef extract used for drinking and cooking
RMB4PCHE–Bovril Keeps You Up To Par 1931 English advert for the beef extract drink said to be envigorating and health giving
RM2F902K5–Old vintage Victorian newsprint food Bovril advert from 1901 - pre advertising standards. Old Victorian food advertising, old food product adverts.
RMA0FWKX–Bovril Health Strength and Beauty Edwardian advert for the beef extract with the lady golfer exhibiting all of those
RMAWXG9P–Scrum Down for Bovril 1928 advert for the beef extract beverage extoling the health and vigour supplied by the drink
RMBXBJ9H–Original 1890s vintage historical Victorian advertisement advertising Bovril advert circa 1896
RM2K0AEEB–Advert for Bovril (12930), the trademarked name of a thick and salty meat extract paste similar to a yeast extract, developed in the 1870s by John Lawson Johnston
RM2F902YX–Old vintage Victorian newsprint food Bovril advert from 1902 - pre advertising standards. Old Victorian food advertising, old food product adverts.
RM2BK4NFD–Old Victorian newsprint food Bovril advert from early 1900's, in the days before advertising standards. Old food advertising, old food product adverts
RMHM9RD1–BOVRIL ADVERT 1900 based on Field Marshal Roberts route from Kimberley to Bloemfontein during the Second Boer War
RMG1D5J9–Original old vintage magazine advert from the late Victorian era dated 1900. Advertisment advertising Bovril
RM2DP5R8J–A British c1899 newspaper advertisement for Bovril meat extract . It featured the Bovril Bull and the claim that 'Bovril is the substance of the beef, not the shadow'. In 1870, during the Franco-Prussian War, Napoleon III ordered one million cans of beef to feed his troops. The task went to John Lawson Johnston, a Scotsman living in Canada. Transport and storage being a problem, Johnston created an extract known as 'Johnston's Fluid Beef', later called Bovril, which readily found huge sales in British grocers, public houses, and chemists (for use as a tonic food for invalids).
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