Mellins Collection

Mellins Food poster
A group of small children in fancy dress line up to advertise Mellins food

Your Children Shall Be Kings, Mellin's Food advert. Date: 1902

Advertisement for Mellins food for infants (engraving)
7201270 Advertisement for Mellins food for infants (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Advertisement for Mellins food for infants)

The Wedding of the World Champion Sculler Mr George Towns to Miss Amy Roslyn Harding at Southsea, prior to Towns return to his native Australia

Advert for Mellins Emulsion 1895
Mellins Emulsion, medicine for children and adults to help with coughs, colds and bronchitis. 1895

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Mellins infant food factory in London, women standing at table wrapping-up baby food. Date: 1900

ADVERT / COD LIVER OIL
Mellins Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Date: circa 1895

Piccadilly Circus, London - Horse and Motor Buses. Date: 1913

Advert for Mellins Food on a Victorian scrap
Advertisement for Mellins Food on a Victorian scrap -- a toddler sitting on a wooden chair. circa 1890s

Advert Mellins fresh milk for babies
Mellins food, fresh cows milk food infants, medical opinion places the superiority of fresh milk over dried milk foods beyond all question. Date: 1916

Turkish boy and girl
Advertisement for Mellins Food - in stereo form (albeit a mix of b/w and colour) showing a Turkish boy and girl

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Step back in time with this intriguing blend of history and nutrition. Witness the Mellins Food poster from the late 19th century, advertising their nourishing emulsion for infants, featuring the tagline "Your Children Shall Be Kings." Delve deeper into the past with an advertisement from 1895, showcasing Mellins Emulsion alongside a cod liver oil ad. Join the wedding celebration of George Towns and Amy Roslyn Harding, where Mellins Food was a cherished guest, as depicted in an engraving from the event. Experience the bustling energy of Piccadilly Circus, London, where horse-drawn carriages and motor buses share the road, and Mellins Food proudly advertises its fresh milk for babies. Finally, take a peek at this captivating Victorian scrap, featuring a Turkish boy and girl, and the promise Food's nourishing sustenance. Through these historical snapshots, we're reminded of the enduring legacy Food and its commitment to providing essential nutrition for growing children.