Calder’s Lager

£400

24.5 × 19 in hanging card sign. Bold red-and-white lager bottle display.

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Description

A British card hanging showcard for CALDER’S LAGER, featuring a centrally placed swing-top bottle with the red oval “Calder’s Lager Beer” label, framed by large block lettering in red panels at top and bottom. Pale background scrollwork gives a subtle decorative lift while keeping the bottle as the focus.

Calder’s was associated with the Alloa/Scottish brewing trade, and this design fits inter-war push advertising for bottled lager in pubs and off-licenses.

The piece is printed on sturdy card stock for point-of-sale use, with fixing holes at the top edge and staple marks around the perimeter.

Details

Dimensions 24.5 × 19 in
Linen Backed No
Subject Drink
Period 1920s
Country UK

Condition:

  • Grade: B-
  • Material: Card, edge wear, staple marks around edge
  • Colour: Clean print, minor rubs
  • Restoration: None observed

Comment:

  • Strong inter-war typography and bottle iconography for bar display.
  • Surviving Scottish breweriana showcards are scarcer than paper posters.
  • Original hanging-format point-of-sale piece with top fixing holes.
  • It is believed to date from late 1920s but might be early 1930s