Bovril advertising poster: Don't forget the Bovril – Vintage Poster Wall Art
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Bovril advertising poster: Don't forget the Bovril comes to life in this vintage poster, reproduced from the original with every detail intact. It comes from the Snapshots of the Past collection, curated over 25 years for its historical value.
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Bovril advertising poster: Don't forget the Bovril
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Bovril's advertising poster with the slogan "Don't forget the Bovril" belongs to a long line of British posters for the meat extract, which was first made in the 1880s and became a household staple in Britain and its colonies. Campaigns like this one leaned on a simple reminder, urging shoppers to add the beef-based spread to their list alongside bread and tea. Posters of this kind were a major part of commercial art in the early twentieth century, when hoardings and railway stations carried bold lettering and flat, eye-catching color. Bovril's advertising is often remembered for its memorable slogans, which helped the product stay familiar for generations.
| Original scan | 614 × 896 px |
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| Reference | 398 |
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