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RMJJM54D–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RMJJM51C–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RMBXH4DE–people, lovers, love couple, during boat trip, collection image, Peek company, Frean and Co, London Biscuits, lithograph, Great Britain, circa 1900, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMRJNG9R–An engraving depicting the mixing drums of Peek, Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory, Southwark Park, London. Dated 19th century
RMJPWF0C–1950s old vintage original retro advert advertising Vita-Weat crispbread by Peek Frean by Royal Appointment in magazine circa 1950
RMFYB63J–1940s original old vintage magazine advert from the WWW2 postwar era dated 1947. Advertisment advertising Peek Frean Biscuits by Royal Appointment.
RMAEAFY3–Pages from give away booklet 'Indoor & Outdoor Games and how to play them' from Peek, Frean & Co. circa 1930
RMJJM52B–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RM2A1R18B–Advert for Peek Frean's Vita Wheat (Vita-Wheat) crispbread biscuits, 1951. The illustration shows a family at a table on which a wheat field has grown and the advert emphasises its whole-wheat goodness. Peek Frean introduced Vita-Wheat, the first British wheat crispbread, by 1927.
RMRJNG9P–An engraving depicting the mixing drums of Peek, Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory, Southwark Park, London. Dated 19th century
RMHT4H3X–1950s advertising advert from original old vintage English magazine dated 1950 advertisement for Peek Frean Vita-Wheat slimming crisp bread by Royal Appointment
RMAPR3AK–Unicom Phonecard Collection Limited Edition of Vintage Sporting Advertising For Editorial Use Only
RFM4YKTY–Advertisement taken from the 1954 programme for the Royal Artillery Searchlight Tattoo at Woolwich Stadium
RMCNBNMP–Original double page 1930s consumer magazine advertisement advertising PEEK FREAN'S BISCUITS
RM2E02HT3–Advert for Vita-Weal crispbread in the Daily Express newspaper (replica) on 31st May 1940 showing the Dunkirk evacuation
RMP4EDJP–1940s old vintage original advert advertising Vita-Weat Peek Frean's crispbread by Royal Appointment in English magazine circa 1946 when supplies were still restricted under post-war rationing
RM2AKNATF–Canadian grocer July-December 1898 . Tea Mixer.. much so, as to allow of the fruit being keptfor considerable periods. By the use of this machine, the Thor-ough Patent Fruit Cleaner, of whichSavage & Co. hold the patent rights, thefruit is made quite ready for domestic use.No further cleaning is required in the house,and the bloom on the fruit is not affectedin any way. The best proof of the excellent resultsyielded by this machine is that the steam-power size is used by such firms as Peek,Frean & Co., London, and a New Yorkfirm has imported three machines success-ively for its own use, notwit
RMAEAFYA–Give away booklet 'Indoor & Outdoor Games and how to play them' from Peek, Frean & Co. circa 1930
RMJJM56N–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RMRJNG9D–An engraving depicting the packing room at Peek, Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory, Southwark Park, London. Dated 19th century
RM2ANF5XG–Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . Ye Billiken. J V biscuits fromacross the brine Peek,Frean P.F. London Peek, Freans Biscuits are themost toothsome of all. :: :: Have you tried the famous P.F. Short Cake? Proof of the popularity of this delicious bis-cuit is in the fact that about 325,000,000 weresold the year of its introduction. The delightfulcrispness, the genuine old time short cakeflavor and the richness of quality not only sellthe first order, but ensure continued demand. The Connaught P. F. s latest introduction—a delicious biscuit—good design, popular name, attractive flavor,stri
RMAEAFY4–Pages from give away booklet 'Indoor & Outdoor Games and how to play them' from Peek, Frean & Co. circa 1930
RMJJM539–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RMRJNG9N–An engraving depicting the biscuit cutting machine of Peek, Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory, Southwark Park, London. Dated 19th century
RM2AWFWGJ–Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . Ye Billiken. J v biscuits fromacross the brine Peek,Frean P.F. Londo n Peek, Freans Biscuitsmost toothsome of all. are the Have you tried the famous P.F. Short Cake? Proof of the popularity of this delicious bis-cuit is in the fact that about 325,000,000 weresold the year of its introduction. The delightfulcrispness, the genuine old time short cakeflavor and the richness of quality not only sellthe first order, but ensure continued demand. The Connaught P. F.s latest introduction—a delicious biscuit—good design, popular name, attractive flavor,striking
RMJJM53W–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RMRJNG9C–An engraving depicting biscuits going into the oven at Peek, Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory, Southwark Park, London. Dated 19th century
RMMR5NT5–Engraving depicting dough mixing tubs of the Peek Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory. Dated 19th century
RM2ANC1A5–Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . Ye Billlken. biscuits fromacross the brine Peek,Frean P.F. Londo n Peek, Freans Biscuits aremost toothsome of all. :: the J V.. Have you tried the famous P.F. Short Cake? Proof of the popularity of this delicious bis-cuit is in the fact that about 325,000,000 weresold the year of its introduction. The delightfulcrispness, the genuine old time short cakeflavor and the richness of quality not only sellthe first order, but ensure continued demand. The Connaught P. F.s latest introduction—a delicious biscuit—good design, popular name, attractive flavor,strik
RMJJM55T–1970s, Workers at the Peek Frean's manufacturing company in Bermondsey, South London, England, producing Mrs Peek's precooked Christmas puddings, made famous during WW1.
RMMR5NT4–Engraving depicting dough mixing drums of the Peek Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory. Dated 19th century
RM2AWFW1N–Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . irst order, but ensure continued demand. The Connaught P. F.s latest introduction—a delicious biscuit—good design, popular name, attractive flavor,striking label. About 48 to the lb. All P. F.Biscuits are shipped in hermetically sealed tinboxes, are always oven fresh. A postal to-dayto any agent will bring samples of these lines. PEEK, FREAN & CO., Limited Biscuit ManufacturersLONDON, ENG. AGENTS: British Columbia—The W. H. Malkin Co., Ltd., Van-couver; Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Euttan & Chipman, PortGarry Court, Winnipeg; Ontario, The Harry Home
RMMTXEF0–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of Egyptian woman with water jar. circa 1900. Unknown 474 Peek Frean 003
RMMR5NT8–Engraving depicting biscuits being put into the oven at the Peek Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory. Dated 19th century
RM2CGYPF2–. A practical treatise on natural and artificial concrete; its varieties and constructive adaptations . Fig. 25 shows some of the many ornamental and usefulforms made under the Victoria stone process. One of the most elaborate architectural productions turned 220 A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON CONCRETE. out by the Yictoria Stone Company is the clock tower ofMessrs. Peek, Frean, and Companys biscuit factory, atB6rmondsey, a panel of which is shown in Fig. 25. Before the adoption of the small aggregate it was custom-ary to make the surface and bottom of the paving slabsof finer stuff, introducing in th
RMMYN9D1–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of Egyptian woman with water jar. circa 1900. Unknown 414 Peek Frean 003
RMMR5NT6–Engraving depicting a biscuit cutting machine of the Peek Frean & Co.'s biscuit factory. Dated 19th century
RMMWKBRK–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of Egyptian woman with water jar. circa 1900. Unknown 474 Peek Frean 003
RMMTXEER–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of Sailing boat being rowed by rocks. circa 1900. Unknown 474 Peek Frean 001
RMMWKBRJ–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of Sailing boat being rowed by rocks. circa 1900. Unknown 474 Peek Frean 001
RMMYN9D3–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of Sailing boat being rowed by rocks. circa 1900. Unknown 414 Peek Frean 001
RMMYN9C2–. Peek Frean: Bookmark of 3 Women on wind swept path. circa 1900. Unknown 414 Peek Frean 002
