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1930s image of two couples, out on the town in all their finery. this is from the lifestyle side of the long-running Tooth & Co glass pictorial ad series. This photoposter is on 260gsm artpaper. The image is 325x525mm and is one of scores of Tooth, Reschs and Tooheys posters I have, including 10 rugby league images, photographed in the old Kent Brewery (where KB came from) and elsewhere after Tooth & Co agreed to let me reproduce them in 1983. the full range is viewable on my facebook page pub.

This is a reproduction of the original glass pictorial I photographed in 1983 at Tooth Kent Brewery. The teams are Glebe (red) and Leichhardt (white with red, blue stripes). This poster is on 150gsm matte art paper. It is 900mm by 600mm, so it is quite large. I made 22 different Tooth, Reschs and Tooheys paper posters and you can buy them all here on Gumtree. If you want more information on this image and any of my other images please message me here or phone *******2146. Postage is $10 per or

This Tooheys image is on 150gsm heavy art paper. The stout bottles shown were more squat and lacking the Tooth long neck. In an effort to raise the image of beer, this image has drinkers using cut glass (not found in any ordinary bar of the day), eating cucumber sandwiches and using ashtrays which even had special metal holders for the matches. It was originally printed in 11 colours in the Depression era. I have five Tooheys and 17 Tooth and Reschs images as prints and dozens of others availab

1950s image of a surfer, one of a very few surfing images in the long-running Tooth & Co glass pictorial ad series. This photoposter is on 160gsm polyester which looks just like art paper but is much tougher. The image is 410x595mm and is one of scores of Tooth, Reschs and Tooheys posters I have, including another five league ones, taken in the old Kent Brewery (where KB came from) and elsewhere after Tooth & Co agreed to let me reproduce them in 1983. I can reprint them as photoposters to any

This is a reproduction of an old glass pictorial that used to hang on the outside of a nsw hotel. it is on 900mm by 600mm 150gsm art paper and carries the name alan baker who painted it. he was a keen golfer who lived near the riverwood golf links and the old club house can be seen in the background. the poster is in excellent condition. I have many more images, including another five league ones, taken in the old Kent Brewery (where KB came from) and elsewhere after Tooth & Co agreed to let me