Mcvitie Collection

World Map Empire McVitie
A map of the world, showing the British Empire coloured in red at the end of the nineteenth century

Mcvitie & Price 1934
McVitie & Prices digestive: the premier biscuit of Britain

Advertisement, McVitie and Price, Christmas Greetings
Advertisement, McVitie and Price, Biscuit Manufacturers, Christmas Greetings'. Illustrations showing service men and women, plane, and ship

Women on production line, United Biscuits, Harlesden
Women at work on the production line for McVitie's Jaffa Cakes at the United Biscuits factory in Harlesden, Middlesex, 23 September 1970. Date: 1970

Advertisement for the 10ft high royal wedding of the Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, placed by McVitie and Price of Edinburgh, who strangely, call themselves biscuit makers

Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon visiting McVitie & Price Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon visiting
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (1900-2002) (later Elizabeth, The Queen Mother) visiting the McVitie & Price factory in Edinburgh, Scotland

Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon cheered at McVitie and Price
Front cover of The Sphere featuring a photograph of Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, later Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, being cheered by employees during a visit to the works of Messrs

Advertisement for McVitie biscuits -- models posing as mother and two children (Jane Hancock, Merrill Colbrook and John Moulder Brown). 1959

Royal Wedding Cake, 1923
A full page advertisement in the April issue of The Sphere covering the royal wedding of the Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon, placed by McVitie and Price of Edinburgh, who strangely

MCVITIE & PRICEs 1937
McVitie & Prices Christmas Specialties in presentation boxes

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McVitie, a name that has become synonymous with delicious biscuits and treats around the world. From its humble beginnings in 1934 as McVitie & Price, this empire has conquered taste buds across continents. The journey can be traced on the world map, as it expanded its reach far and wide. With each passing year, their delectable creations became a staple in households everywhere. In 1934, an advertisement for McVitie & Price captured hearts during Christmas greetings. It was a time when families gathered around to enjoy these delightful treats together. Behind every biscuit lies hard work and dedication. Women on the production line at United Biscuits' Harlesden factory put their heart into crafting these mouthwatering delights. Even royalty couldn't resist the allure of McVitie's biscuits. An advertisement showcased the grandeur of the 10ft high royal wedding cake for the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Lady Elizabeth herself paid a visit to McVitie & Price, where she was warmly cheered by employees who took pride in their creations. Her presence added a touch of regality to an already esteemed brand. Advertisements after advertisements highlighted the irresistible nature biscuits - tempting people with their scrumptious flavors and inviting textures. These ads were like whispers enticing customers to indulge in moments of pure bliss with every bite. Through decades of innovation and unwavering quality standards, it has earned its place as one of the most beloved biscuit brands worldwide. Its legacy continues to grow stronger with each passing day, leaving an indelible mark on our taste buds and memories alike. So next time you savor a pack of McVities biscuits or treats, remember that behind those golden bites lies a rich history spanning generations - from World Map Empire to women on production lines; from royal weddings to visits from Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.