Allenburys ads
37 ads and videos in the library are from Allenburys.
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- Build the brand 29 ads and videos
- Get an enquiry or a sign-up 7 ads and videos
- Launch something new 1 ad or video
Industries
- Food and drink 28 ads and videos
- Health and medicine 9 ads and videos
Patterns
- Utility premium 19 ads and videos
- Borrowed medical authority 7 ads and videos
- Image carries the claim 3 ads and videos
The ads
Allenburys glycerine and blackcurrant pastilles ad, al-Kawakib 1955
A blackcurrant pastille sold as a guard at the mouth: it stops the germs of colds, catarrh and flu, and the tin shows what to ask for.
Allenburys milk and cereal food desk blotter
A single desk card serves the whole household's weak stomachs: staged milk foods for babies and a pancreatised milk and cereal Diet for invalids, dyspeptics, convalescents and the aged.
Allenburys infant food ad, al-Lataif al-Musawwarah 1924
A child's health depends on what he eats, and Herbert, the sturdy boy drawn from a real photograph, was raised on Allenburys.
Allenburys Milk Foods calendar blotter, March 1905
Factory-made Allenburys Milk Foods are safer than milk pasteurized at home, because heating kills germs but leaves their toxic products behind.
Allenburys infant food ad, al-Lataif al-Musawwarah 1925
Herbert, a sturdy, curly-haired boy drawn from a real photograph, was raised on Allenburys: a named child shows what the right food does for health.
Allenburys throat pastilles circular, November 1906
A November 1906 calendar card gives doctors a reason to keep the Allenburys throat pastille list in view as the cold season sets in.
Allenburys Half-Cream baby milk food ad, al-Musawwar 1934
Good news for mothers: the English laboratories behind Allenburys have made a lighter half-cream milk for the summer months, when a baby's stomach is at its weakest.
Allenburys infant foods and adult diet brochure, May 1906
One Allenburys name feeds both ends of life: staged milk foods for babies by age, and a predigested milk and cereal diet for invalids, dyspeptics and the aged.
Allenburys infant food ad, al-Musawwar 1927
A real baby raised on Allenburys, photographed by his own mother and printed as it arrived, is the whole argument: look at this child and judge the food by him.
Allenburys Milk Foods purity circular, June 1906
Pasteurizing cow's milk at home kills the germs but leaves their toxic products behind; Allenburys Milk Foods are free of both.
Allenburys baby food contest ad, al-Musawwar 1927
A 20 pound prize gets parents to send for Allenburys' Arabic baby booklet and read it, because only those who request it may enter.
Allenburys Milk Foods purity circular, October 1906
Pasteurizing cow's milk at home kills the germs but leaves their toxic products behind; Allenburys' Milk Foods are free of both.
Allenburys infant food ad, al-Musawwar 1928
Look at this baby: his own mother sent in the photograph, and his healthy, lively body shows what children raised on Allenburys look like.
Allenburys Bynol malt and oil blotter, 1908
Bynol makes cod liver oil easy for children by combining it with malt, and this month's calendar keeps that reminder on the doctor's desk every working day.
Allenburys infant milk ad, al-Musawwar 1932
Other tinned milks are only dried milk; Allenburys is milk and food at once, prepared in English laboratories to match mother's milk, vitamin included.
Allenburys note-book for maternity nurses
A real working notebook for maternity nurses, with labour notes, sick-room recipes, postal rates and pages for engagements and accounts, in which the care instructions name Allenburys products.
Allenburys throat-pastilles calendar blotter, November 1907
A prescribing reference for doctors: numbered throat pastilles with their exact formulas, so a doctor can order by number from the card on the desk.
Allenburys throat-pastilles calendar blotter, November 1908
The throat pastilles are sold to doctors on two promises, 'Efficient and Palatable': they work and patients will take them, with free samples to prove it.
Allenburys Foods and Diet medical circular, January 1907
Allenburys means easy-to-digest feeding at both ends of life: staged milk foods for infants and a light Diet for invalids, dyspeptics and the aged.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, January 1908
One brand feeds a person through life: numbered milk foods take a baby from birth upward, and a digestible diet looks after invalids, dyspeptics and the aged.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, July 1907
Two mirrored panels sell a lifetime of feeding: staged milk foods for babies from birth, and a light, digestible diet for invalids, dyspeptics and the aged.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, July 1908
One brand feeds the whole household from cradle to old age: a numbered food for each infant stage on one side, a digestible diet for adults on the other.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, March 1908
Swap home gruel and ordinary milk foods for a ready-digested Allenburys food, with a numbered food for each infant age and one light diet for the weak.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, May 1909
A May desk calendar that tells two buyers what to use: numbered infant foods by age, and a Diet for adults in place of ordinary milk foods and gruel.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, November 1907
Two mirror-image panels under the same 'Allenburys' lettering show one name feeding the whole family: Foods for infants on the left, Diet for adults on the right.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, September 1908
The infant range is printed as a feeding schedule, not a list: each numbered food is tied to an age, so buying the first already points to the next.
Allenburys Foods progressive dietary calendar blotter, April 1909
Sold as 'a progressive dietary' that grows with the baby's digestion: three numbered foods for three ages, the milk foods as easy to absorb as mother's milk.
Allenburys Foods and Diet calendar blotter, March 1909
One name covers the family from birth to old age: numbered Foods for infants on the left, a digestible Diet for adults on the right, around a calendar.
Allenburys Foods bacteriological report, August 1906
An independent laboratory, not the maker, reports that Allenburys Milk Food No. 1 is free from harmful germs and far cleaner than the milk towns drink.
Allenburys Foods bacteriological report, December 1907
A laboratory, not the maker, tells doctors that Allenburys Milk Food No. 1 is free from disease germs and far cleaner than the cows' milk sold in towns.
Allenburys Foods bacteriological report, July 1905
Doctors can recommend Allenburys Milk Food with confidence: an outside laboratory found an original tin free from disease germs and far purer than town milk.
Allenburys pancreatised milk and cereal diet brochure, May 1905
A milk and wheat food that comes already partly digested, so invalids, dyspeptics and the aged who cannot digest cow's milk can still be nourished.
Allenburys compressed drug tablets trade sheet
Allenburys tablets promise doctors two things they cannot see in a pill, purity and exact dose, and borrow a medical journal's praise for how well they dissolve.
Allenburys throat pastilles circular, February 1905
Throat pastilles are sold to doctors as exact, numbered prescriptions that also taste pleasant enough for patients to keep taking: efficient and palatable.
Allenburys infant foods and adult diet brochure, July 1906
Allenburys feeds both ends of life: three numbered infant foods matched to the baby's age, and a pancreatised milk and cereal diet for invalids and the aged.
Allenburys infant foods and adult diet circular, November 1906
One Allenburys name serves the whole household: a numbered food for each stage of infancy, and a light pancreatised diet for invalids, dyspeptics and the aged.
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