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William Younger & Co advertising material
Unknown, 1935, Promotional material
William Younger & Co advertising material
William Younger & Co advertising material
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Item no
20623
Title
William Younger & Co 'Merry Christmas - getting Younger Every Day' advertising material
Description
This advertisement from the 1930s for William Younger & Co features an elderly man with a long white beard, wearing checked trousers and a top hat. He is carrying a bag with bottles of beer in it and a cane. Beside him walks a black Scottie dog. They have just left a pub called the Black Bull and are heading towards a tow of houses.
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Unknown
Date
1935
Size
17.5 x 25.1 cm
Type
Promotional material
The business of William Younger is said to date back to 1749 when William Younger set up a brewery in Kirkgate, Leith. However it was his wife Grizel who ran her deceased second husband's brewery and along with her sons, developed the firm of William Younger & Co. The business expanded to acquire many other premises over the years and in 1931 the company merged with William McEwan & Co Ltd. The Holyrood Brewery Complex was closed in 1986.
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