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Tooth’s KB Lager ‘A HAPPY XMAS’ poster
John Tooth, a native of Kent, England, realised the potential for a brewery in Sydney, and in partnership with his brother-in-law, Charles Newnham, built a brewery in 1835 on a 5-acre block of land at what was then called Blackwattle Creek. During the early part of the twentieth…
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Tooheys New ‘For the Love of the Rabbitohs.’ Poster
The Toohey family, Matthew, his wife Honora and son John, emigrated from Ireland and settled in Victoria, where they raised beef cattle during the goldrush boom. Beef was in constant demand at the diggings and Matthew prospered, supplying the miners with their daily needs. About…
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Castlemaine XXXX Gold ‘Peak Hour Traffic’ Poster
In 1871 M. Quinlan and N. Donnelly formed Quinlan, Donnelly & Co., and traded as general merchants and shipping agents. They started with modest capital, but business quickly expanded with the development of the rich pastoral, farming and mining districts of Queensland. By the…
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Elliott’s Riverine Brewery Deniliquin Poster
The Deniliquin Brewery, built by George Elliott of Sandhurst, Victoria, was set on 5 acres of land that had been bought for £225 in February 1866. The brewery was the first of Deniliquin’s ventures into secondary industry. It followed the settlement of the area by sheep breeders…
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Emu Export Lager ‘Nothing changes between old friends’ Poster
The Emu Brewery was formerly the Stanley Brewery, and before that, the Albion Brewery, which had been started by James Stokes in 1837. During 1905 the business of the Stanley Brewery was divided so that the Stanley Brewing Co. Ltd operated all the company’s hotels and freehold…
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Castlemaine XXXX Export Lager ‘Australians wouldn’t give a XXXX for any other lager’ Poster
In 1871 M. Quinlan and N. Donnelly formed Quinlan, Donnelly & Co., and traded as general merchants and shipping agents. They started with modest capital, but business quickly expanded with the development of the rich pastoral, farming and mining districts of Queensland. By the…