Doll & Teddy Bear Sale - Thursday 21 April 2022 | 10:00

Robertson's golly press and magazine advertising, includes some early examples (mainly black and white): (1) Birmingham Gazette, Friday 23 January, 1925, Is this Your Man? ... Give your man 'Golden Shred'; (2) By Appointment to HM the King the World's Best Marmalades; (3) January 26, 1944 Total War Effort demands the withdrawal of Golden Shred until the flags fly for VICTORY... ; (4) From Punch ... Golden Shred brings to your breakfast table the sunshine of Sunny Lands...; (5) Total War Effort demands the withdrawal of Golden Shred... It will return with VICTORY; (6) Scoutmasters say Daily Bread needs Golden Shred...; (7) The World's best marmalade Golden Shred no increase in price still only 1/4 1/2 per 1lb jar... Have you a GOLLIWOG BROOCH?... ; (8) Robinson's Mincemeat for lovely mince pies which everyone loves as a party surprise; (9) Punch 1920s- Daily Bread needs Golden Shred; (10) 1935- Jean's appetite is very finicky... Why don't you try Golden shred?; (11) Jam - full of goodness! Robertson's Jam; (12) Picture Post 1950- Robertson's Golliberry...; (13) Now 1/4D! Robertson's Golden Shred Silver Shred Down in Price!; (14) You've had a good day when you take home Robertson's Jam; (15) 1963 full page colour Robertson's Golden Shred honestly made, honestly better; (16) The tea bell's answered straight away- We're having Silver Shred today!; (17) Doctors advise orange juice... that's why your Child's Bread needs Golden Shred; (18) Daily Bread needs Golden Shred; (19) Lay the table cut the bread Now for toast and Golden Shred!; (20) Robertson's the jam we like is on the table, Robertson's is on the label!; these are all original and are only affixed with stamp hinges in some cases (none are permanently affixed to a backing), Fair Plus to Excellent; (20).